1887 C. H. SPURGEON. Spurgeon and Brown Withdraw from the Baptist Union - Downgrade Controversy! Pentecostal it will surmount great difficulties

it will surmount great difficulties

Joseph Kinghorn [1766-1832]

and possessions are in the South

and devilish Murderers and Adulterers likely to be the infallible Judges of all Controversies

1887 C. H. SPURGEON. Spurgeon and Brown Withdraw from the Baptist Union - Downgrade Controversy! Pentecostal it will surmount great difficultiesThis is a very historically important letter from C. H. Spurgeon to Archibald G. Brown [1844 1922]. Brown was baptised by Spurgeon in 1861 and became a student at the Pastor's College in 1862. For many years he then pastored the East London Tabernacle, Spurgeon's most successful church plant. On Spurgeon's death, he gave the eulogy. This letter was written by Spurgeon to Brown immediately after submitting his letter withdrawing from the Baptist Union