The Bible and the Newspaper
Spurgeon's exploration of how current events reflect God's governance, following John Newton's principle of reading newspapers to see divine sovereignty at work and using contemporary events as biblical illustrations.
47 Chapters
Table of Contents
1
BOOK: The Bible and The Newspaper (Articles and Stories)
2
Preface
3
1. A Voice From The Sea
4
2. Calling Out The Reserves
5
3. Ladies' Dress
6
4. The Deceiver and the Victim
7
5. Floods In The Streets
8
6. The Race And It's Spectators
9
7. Double-Minded
10
8. A Fox In The Pulpit
11
9. The Evil Wrought By One Man
12
10. Sympathy Created By Kindred Experience
13
11. The Morning Drummer and the Preacher
14
12. Have To Have More
15
13. Conscientious Separation
16
14. Exposing Others To Peril
17
15.Tale-Bearing
18
16. Tempting Temptation
19
17. Review At Aldershot
20
18. "Quis Separabit?"
21
19. Life Versus Machinery
22
20. Home Sickness
23
21. Religious Sluggards
24
22. The Withering of Unbelief
25
23. Sympathy
26
24. Benefit of Trial
27
25. Watching
28
26. Moore's Remonstrance
29
27. H.C. Wants Money
30
28. Striking of the Ironclad
31
29. Tests For Diamonds
32
30. A Path Strewn With Blessings
33
31. The Fickleness of Mankind
34
32. Pearls
35
33. Safe-Not Saved
36
34. Diplomacy and Duplicity
37
35. Labor In Vain
38
36. Chaotic Theology
39
37. Want of Stamina
40
38. Blasting Prohibited
41
39. Deserters
42
40. Blame The Scale-Maker
43
41. Spurious Imitations
44
42. Watch-Tower
45
43. Battered Scripture
46
44. The True Wrestler
47
45. The Best Preparation For The Second Advent