This book aspires to no pre-eminence as furnishing homiletic models. Twelve sermons are here put in print, which were preached in the Metropolitan Tabernacle, London, in the Autumn of 1891, while Pastor C. H. Spurgeon was seeking recovered health at Mentone. They were never written, even in part, and are reproduced almost verbatim. If any interest invests them, it is almost wholly circumstantial, owing to the unique conditions under which they were...