Spurgeon's Sermons Vol. 1-10 (5 double volumes)

Charles Haddon Spurgeon preached to large crowds in mid-Victorian London, and his sermons still reach readers well beyond his own era. This five-volume edition gathers a selection of his most celebrated messages, ten original volumes bound into five, each containing two. The sermons range widely across scripture, from the Israelites' bondage and deliverance in Egypt to the sorrow of confessing sin, the doctrine of being made right with God through undeserved grace, and the opening petition of the apostle Paul. First issued in 1883, the collection gives a window onto the pulpit style that made Spurgeon a towering figure among nineteenth-century English preachers.