
God Had Mercy on Me: The Life & Work of George Müller
Faith, Prayer, and Victorian Orphan Care in a Life of Christian ServiceBy George Müller, Susannah Grace Sanger Müller, Arthur T. PiersonLength83h 33m
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God Had Mercy on Me: The Life & Work of George Müller brings together devotional autobiography, biographical narrative, documentary recollection, and evangelical reflection to trace a life shaped by conversion, prayer, and practical philanthropy. Its central concerns—the discipline of faith, the care of vulnerable children, and the relation between spiritual conviction and public action—are developed through accounts of orphan work, financial dependence on providence, and religious renewal. The volume's varied registers make it both an intimate testimony and a record of nineteenth-century social reform. The contributors unite firsthand spiritual witness with familial memory and later interpretive biography. George Müller's experience as a Prussian-born evangelical minister working in Britain, Susannah Grace Sanger Müller's proximity to his domestic and institutional world, and Arthur T. Pierson's standing as a Protestant pastor and missionary advocate collectively situate the book within transatlantic evangelicalism. Their perspectives illuminate the networks of revivalism, voluntary association, missionary concern, and charitable enterprise that informed Müller's Bristol-based ministry. Recommended for readers of religious history, biography, philanthropy, and Victorian culture, this volume offers an unusually rich encounter with faith enacted in everyday institutions. Its multiple voices invite readers to consider how testimony, remembrance, and historical interpretation shape the legacy of charitable work, while fostering dialogue between personal devotion and wider social responsibility.
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GenreSpirituality and Religion, Christian & Inspirational
Length83 hrs 33 mins
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Publish dateMay 10, 2020
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1A Plain Introduction to the Criticism of the New Testament (Vol. 1&2) (Annotated)
2PART ONE
3PREFACE
4NARRATIVE,
5"AN ADORING WORSHIPPER OF THE SAVIOUR, JESUS CHRIST." (pt. 1)
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6"AN ADORING WORSHIPPER OF THE SAVIOUR, JESUS CHRIST." (pt. 2)
7I. THE PRINCIPLES OF THE INSTITUTION.
8II. THE OBJECTS OF THE INSTITUTION ARE:
9REVIEW OF THE LAST FIVE YEARS, THE TIME THAT I HAVE
10PART TWO
11REVIEW OF THE YEAR 1837.
12REVIEW OF THE YEAR 1838.
13REVIEW OF THE YEAR 1839. (pt. 1)
14REVIEW OF THE YEAR 1839. (pt. 2)
15THE BLESSING OF THE LORD UPON THE WORK IN REFERENCE TO THE SOULS OF THE CHILDREN.
16REVIEW OF THE YEAR 1840.
17PART THREE
18PREFACE
19NARRATIVE,
20REVIEW OF THE YEAR 1841.
21REVIEW OF THE YEAR 1842. (pt. 1)
22REVIEW OF THE YEAR 1842. (pt. 2)
23REVIEW OF THE YEAR 1842. (pt. 3)
24PART FOUR
25PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION OF THE FOURTH PART
26NARRATIVE, (pt. 1)
27NARRATIVE, (pt. 2)
28NARRATIVE, (pt. 3)
29NARRATIVE, (pt. 4)
30NARRATIVE, (pt. 5)
31NARRATIVE, (pt. 6)
32NARRATIVE, (pt. 7)
33Answers to Prayer
34PREFACE
35HOW TO ASCERTAIN THE WILL OF GOD
36CHAPTER I
37CHAPTER II.
38CHAPTER III
39APPENDIX A
40APPENDIX B
41APPENDIX C
42The Life of Trust
43INTRODUCTION.
44CHAPTER I. BOYHOOD AND YOUTH.
45CHAPTER II. THE PRODIGAL’S RETURN.
46CHAPTER III. SELF-DEDICATION.
47CHAPTER IV. LEANING ON JESUS.
48CHAPTER V. MINISTRY AT BRISTOL BEGUN.
49CHAPTER VI. THE SCRIPTURAL KNOWLEDGE INSTITUTION.
50CHAPTER VII. HOME FOR DESTITUTE ORPHANS.