Moody, D.L. — Glad Tidings, Great Joy, To All People — 3 Vol. Sermon Set (1877)
Rare 3-Volume Moody 1877 Sermon book set
Of all the people Charles Spurgeon came to be close friends with in later life, Dwight L. Moody became one of his dearest. These 3 editions printed in 1877 are sermons/excerpts from Moody’s events in New York, Chicago, and Boston, respectively.
Moody, born and died in Massachusetts (1837—1899), was an American contemporary of Spurgeon’s, and became one of the most well-known and influential preachers in his era (and beyond). He is one of the fundamental figures of revivalism in the United States, and his evangelical establishments still exist to this day. When Charles Spurgeon died, his deep friendship was made known when he bequeathed his personal bible to Moody.
Rare 3-Volume Moody 1877 Sermon book set
Of all the people Charles Spurgeon came to be close friends with in later life, Dwight L. Moody became one of his dearest. These 3 editions printed in 1877 are sermons/excerpts from Moody’s events in New York, Chicago, and Boston, respectively.
Moody, born and died in Massachusetts (1837—1899), was an American contemporary of Spurgeon’s, and became one of the most well-known and influential preachers in his era (and beyond). He is one of the fundamental figures of revivalism in the United States, and his evangelical establishments still exist to this day. When Charles Spurgeon died, his deep friendship was made known when he bequeathed his personal bible to Moody.
Rare 3-Volume Moody 1877 Sermon book set
Of all the people Charles Spurgeon came to be close friends with in later life, Dwight L. Moody became one of his dearest. These 3 editions printed in 1877 are sermons/excerpts from Moody’s events in New York, Chicago, and Boston, respectively.
Moody, born and died in Massachusetts (1837—1899), was an American contemporary of Spurgeon’s, and became one of the most well-known and influential preachers in his era (and beyond). He is one of the fundamental figures of revivalism in the United States, and his evangelical establishments still exist to this day. When Charles Spurgeon died, his deep friendship was made known when he bequeathed his personal bible to Moody.
PRODUCT DETAILS
Format: Hardback
Publisher: E.B. Treat
Edition: 1877
Page Count: ~1500 pages
Approx. Dimensions: 7.5x5”
Weight: 4.4 lbs
CONDITION
Books are in Very Good + condition, particularly for their age. Some of the bindings are slightly loose, but still sound. Boards and decoration are still in super shape. Pages are wonderfully clean and clear, with age toning of pages being all that is largely present.
