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Sovereign Grace

Sovereign Grace

Dwight Lyman Moody (1837–1899) was an American evangelist who left a Chicago shoe business for full-time Christian work. Through YMCA service, his Chicago church, and revival campaigns with singer Ira Sankey across Britain and America, he became the best-known evangelist of his century. He founded schools at Northfield and the Chicago institute that bears his name; our library holds his Prevailing Prayer, Sovereign Grace, and other popular books.

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First published
1891
Length
34k words · about 2 hours
Chapters
12

About this book

A book of evangelistic addresses by Dwight L. Moody on the sovereign grace of God, published in 1891. Moody tells how grace seeks, pardons, and keeps the sinner, illustrating his points with stories from his preaching tours and pressing every reader to accept the gift freely offered in Christ. It shows the famous evangelist at his simplest and most earnest.

Contents

  1. Preface
  2. Sovereign Grace
  3. Chapter II · Saved by Grace Alone
  4. Chapter III · Possessing, and “Working Out.” 🔒
  5. Chapter IV · Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners 🔒
  6. Chapter V · Law and Grace 🔒
  7. Chapter VI · Grace for Living 🔒
  8. Chapter VII · Grace for Service 🔒
  9. Chapter VIII · A Chime of Gospel Bells 🔒
  10. Gospel Dialogues · I.—Mr. Moody and Rev. Marcus Rainsford 🔒
  11. II.—Mr. Moody and Rev. Marcus Rainsford · How to Become a Christian 🔒
  12. III.—Mr. Moody and Mr. Radstock · What It Is to Be Converted 🔒

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