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Title: Review of reviews and world's work
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York Review of Reviews Corp
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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MR. spurgeons METROPOLITAN TABERNACLE IN SOUTH LONDON. 174 THE REI^/EIV OF REl^IE)VS. and paid for by the current coin of the realm.George Muller goes into his closet day by day andasks for the wherewithal, and the wherewitlialconies. It is no use talking to him or to those whohave a realizing sense of this latter-day miracle asto the absurdity of the supernatural and the incred-ibility of miracles. This is a miracle which is evernew. This is a confirmation of the solid materialkind unmistakable by any man, of some mysteriousconnection between the petition and the InvisiblePower that owns the cattle upon a thousand hillsand in whose hands are all the treasures of theworld. FAITH CONFIRMED BY FACTS. Mr. Spurgeon held by that as a sheet-anchor. Hebelieved because he knew, or, rather, it would beright to say he believed at first holding on to theevidence of things not seen ; but afterward he knewbecause he felt, he touched, he handled. When hehad completed his fiftieth year I asked him:

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