Suffering Saviour
Jan 1978 · Moody Publishers
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The Suffering Saviour is a series of meditations on the events of Holy Week. This rich volume on the sufferings and death of Christ is one of the great devotional classics of all time. Its dramatized discourses interpret and portray the events of the last days of our Lord. The vividness and beauty of Krummacher's style, together with his crystal-clear simplicity, make this volume entirely free from theological verbiage, and suit it for the average Christian. At the same time it is an incomparable source of teaching and preaching material for the advanced student of the Word of God. It throws brilliant new light on every detail of the last week of Christ's earthly ministry.
The Suffering Saviour is a series of meditations on the events of Holy Week. This rich volume on the sufferings and death of Christ is one of the great devotional classics of all time. Its dramatized discourses interpret and portray the events of the last days of our Lord. The vividness and beaut...
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FRIEDRICH WILHELM KRUMMACHER (1796-1868) was one of the greatest preachers in Germany in the mid-19th century, and seen by many to be the greatest evangelical preacher in all Europe at that time.
FRIEDRICH WILHELM KRUMMACHER (1796-1868) was one of the greatest preachers in Germany in the mid-19th century, and seen by many to be the greatest evangelical preacher in all Europe at that time.
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