Walder w j (2 risultati)

Condizione: Très bon état. in-4 (295 x 220 mm), cartonnage sous jaquette illustré de l'éditeur, 70 pp., nombreuses reproductions en couleurs. Très bon état.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fair. Condizione sovraccoperta: Fair. 1st Edition. Hardcover, 151 pages, NOT ex-library. Page edges and endpapers affected by extensive foxing; otherwise interior is clean, bright and untanned. A Christmas dedication on front endpaper; unmarked text, firm secure binding. Worn, tatty dust jacket with grubby marks, edgewear and shelfwear; short tears, small areas of loss. -- Contents: Preface; The Bequest; His Life: 1 Early Life and Call by Grace 2 My Escape from Czechoslovakia and Arrival in England 3 Spiritual Exercises and the Ministry; Extracts from Mrs Pavlik's Notes; Letters; Sermons: - 25th May 1958 Nehemiah 2:17 - 25th June 1958 Nehemiah 2:17 - 1st October 1958 Micah 7:14 - 6th September 1964 Psalm 107:7 - 29th May 1967 Philippians 3:10 - 3rd June 1968 1 Samuel 12:part of 23 & 24 - 15th August I974 Psalm 102:16 & 17 - 23rd November 1980 Matthew 9:2 - 30th November 1980 Genesis 25:22 - 22nd January 1981 Psalm 106:4 - 2nd April 1981 John 9:35 - 24th September 1981 Psalm 51:15 - 15th October 1981 Luke 13:16 - 5th November 1981 Matthew 26:73 - 18th August 1985 Ephesians 2:8-10 - 17th August 1986 Morning Colossians 2:9-12 - 17th August 1986 Afternoon Colossians 2:9-12; Prayer Meeting Addresses: 13th August 1973 Ephesians 1 - 30th May 1974 Isaiah 1 - 19th August 1974 Hebrews 8; Funeral Service -- "Having been requested to write a preface to this little account of the life and words of the Lord's servant, I do so with pleasure, most of all because of the wonderful works of the God of grace and providence displayed therein. Here is a precious proof of the sovereignty, freeness, power and superabundance of the grace of God in saving one who was far off in every sense. It is also a demonstration of the glories of a God of providence in the remarkable unfolding and accomplishing of His eternal purposes in the chequered career of our late friend. For most of his life he laboured under much affliction and often said: "My poor back, but how can I complain seeing the Lord used it as the means to bring me to a knowledge of Himself as my God and Saviour." After long and deep exercise he was sent to preach and proved a faithful minister of the gospel, declaring the things he had tasted, handled and felt. Now he rests from his labours and may his works follow him." (Preface). …