The Life of William Booth (Volume 2)

Bys: William Booth and Harold Begbie

Here was a very simple and downright man, whose whole being, since the dawn of his understanding, had been consumed by the single purpose of saving wretched and unhappy people from the consequences of sin, who had gone of his own will and choice into the most obscure and abandoned places of the world to fulfil this passionate hunger and thirst of his spirit, and who was so simple and primitive that he could trust himself to the most brutal mobs of industrial England with the ancient thunders of Sinai and the least qualified and uncompromising version of Christianity; here was this poor preacher, suddenly become a public character, suddenly in conflict with Churches and Governments, and suddenly called upon to deal with acute and vigilant intellects who regarded him, for the most part, either with an indignant hostility or a suspicious disapprobation. It would probably have been wiser if William Booth had kept to his own rough path, stubbornly pursuing his original goal, and never expecting assistance or sympathy from those in smoother places who had the power to help him; but he was hungry for unselfish success, dreamed of evangelizing the Churches as well as the masses, and to this end was sometimes inclined to consider a working understanding with men in high places, who, reflection ought to have told him, could not possibly become his partners. GET MORE BOOKS AT REVIVALPRESS.NET

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1537360515
• ISBN13: 9781537360515
• Release Date: August 2016
• Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
• Length: 428 Pages
• Weight: 1.59 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 6.0" x 9.0"