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This DATE – Spurgeon Converted
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Charles Haddon Spurgeon – converted to Christ, 5/3/1850
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“The Refiner is never far from the mouth of the furnace when His gold is in the fire.”
“Learn to say No. It will be of more use to you than to be able to read Latin.”
Charles Haddon Spurgeon, on this date, 5/3/1850 made a public confession of faith in Jesus Christ. He was fifteen years of age. The church was a Primitive Methodist Chapel. The town was Colchester, England. Thus began a life time of preaching (within a year) that ended only in death (1/31/1892). Spurgeon was born 6/19/1834 at Essex, England.
Oswald Chambers – death, Nov. 15, 1917
Posted in died today, philosophy, QQQuaint Quality Quotes, today in history, uncategorized, tagged "realize yourself", 1917, 1938, Baptist pastor, Bible Training College, Cairo, Cincinnati, classic devotional, desert troops, died today, don't mean a holiness worker, Egypt, forgiving, God’s Bible School, Grosset and Dunlap, holy worker for God, ignore, Jesus Christ, London, My Utmost for His Highest, non-tongues, Ohio, pagan, Pentecostal League of Prayer, R.G.Finch, Scottish, Spurgeon, today in history, Workmen of God, YMCA chaplain on November 15, 2008| Leave a Comment »
How does Jesus Christ teach a man to forget sin? By forgiving him. How does a pagan teach a man to forget sin? “Ignore it, think no more about it, realize yourself!”
– Oswald Chambers, Workmen of God (NY: Grosset and Dunlap, 1938), 34.
God grant we may understand the power of a holy worker for God. I don’t mean a holiness worker; what we need is holy workers–there is a big difference.
– Oswald Chambers, Workmen of God (NY: Grosset and Dunlap, 1938), 109.
Oswald Chamber died this date, Cairo, Egypt. He was a son of a Scottish Baptist pastor who was converted after hearing Spurgeon preach. For three years he worked as a traveling missioner for the Pentecostal League of Prayer (non-tongues group founded by Reader Harris). Late he was principal of the League’s Bible Training College in London. He taught briefly at God’s Bible School, Cincinnati, Ohio, teaching R.G.Finch while there. Chambers in Egypt after two years of working as a YMCA chaplain among the desert troops. His most important book is his classic devotional My Utmost for His Highest still in print and available in several languages.
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