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Memoir and remains of the Rev. Robert Murray M'Cheyne, minister of St. Peter's church, Dundee

Robert Murray M'Cheyne, Andrew A. Bonar · 1848 · Scanned text

277,410 words · about 19 h 26 min to read

Period artwork: Interior of the Bodleian Library, 1845
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Authors
Robert Murray M'Cheyne, Andrew A. Bonar
Language
English
Published
1848
Length
277,410 words · about 19 h 26 min
Sections
10 reader sections
Text
Scanned text, read from page scans by OCR; may contain errors
Rights
Public domain · PD-US by publication date

 

Contents (10)

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Front matter

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Preface To The First Edition

In this Memoir, very much has been preserved of Mr M'Cheyne’s own words, as well as feelings. Still there is a defect quite apparent. All who knew him not only saw in him a burning and a shining light, hut felt also the breathing of the hidden life of God ; and there is no narrative that can fully express this peculiarity of the living man. Yet, nevertheless, as I have had the prayers of many, and have myself throughout asked the Lord to guicle me with his eye, I believe he will not let this record of his servant go forth unblessed. Some of his most precious Letters may he found, in whole or in part, in the Memoir; the most, however, are reserved for the second volume. The Portrait is not an exact likeness : it was executed after his death from a very imperfect sketch — hut it will recall his form to all who knew him. It is now a year since he rested from his labours; and this Memoir is a record of some of those works that follow him.

Collage, March 25. 1844.

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Preface To The Second Edition

This Edition contains the same matter as the first, though printed in another form, for the sake of wider circulation. A few corrections have been made, and the work is sent forth again with earnest prayer that it may be owned of God. The troubles of the Latter Days are at hand. 0 to live near God. that we mfy endure the storm !

Contents

MEMOIR.

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Chap. I. His Youth and Preparation for the Ministry, 1 ... II. His Labours in the Vineyard before Ordination, . ... .31

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