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Allan M Harman
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Christian Focus Publications
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March 2012
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Author
Allan M Harman
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Publisher
Christian Focus Publications
Published
March 2012
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Matthew Henry His Life And Influence
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Author
Allan M Harman
Book Format
Paperback / softback
Publisher
Christian Focus Publications
Published
March 2012
Weight
265g
Page Count
207
Dimensions
137 x 214 x 11 mm
ISBN
9781845507831
ISBN-10
1845507835
Eden Code
4019483
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Author/Creator: Allan M Harman
ISBN: 9781845507831
Publisher: Christian Focus Publications
Release Date: March 2012
Weight: 265g
Dimensions: 137 x 214 x 11 mm
Eden Code: 4019483
11 years ago
A compelling account of the life of a man whose Spiritual devotion was both challenging and inspiring. Reading how much time he devoted to prayer and the study of Scripture from an early age it is difficult to see how he could also minister to his flock and write his many volumes of exposition. Since his own diaries are missing, much of what is known about him comes from the accounts of friends and family members, but Allan Harman has used what material there is to paint a detailed picture of the man and the difficult era in which he lived – a time when religion and politics had no dividing line and, for a clergyman, failure to conform could be a treasonable offence. The book is rather oddly arranged, with chapters one to ten forming the biography and then separate chapters on Henry as preacher, commentator and writer which include much that is repeated from the first ten. The meat of the remainder could surely have been interleaved into the biography, leaving the chapter showing his influence on Jonathan Edwards, the Wesleys, Whitfield and Spurgeon as a fitting coda. Despite this I found it an enjoyable and enlightening read and don't hesitate to recommend it.
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