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George Whitefield: The Life and Times of the Great Evangelist of the Eighteenth-Century Revival - Volume I

10 reviews
Arnold A. Dallimore

Banner of Truth, 1970

George Whitefield: An Anointed Ministry, An Impassioned Heart
Well, I finally saved up the money and sprung for this two-volume full-length account of the life of George Whitefield. I had whetted my appetite on the abbreviated volume "George Whitefield: God's Anointed Servant in the Great Revival of the Eighteenth Century" by the same author. I can honestly say this is one of the best investments I've ever made. Reading the life of such a great ...

Spurgeon: A New Biography

9 reviews
Arnold A. Dallimore

Banner of Truth, 1985

Engaging Trip through the Life of an Awesome Man of God
Arnold Dallimore's books about the great evangelist George Whitefield enthralled me with every turn of the page. This biography of the Rev. Charles Spurgeon is up to Dallimore's high standards. You'll learn about Spurgeon's voracious appetite for reading, his thorough knowledge of Christian theology at a young age, and his heartfelt conversiona t the age of sixteen while listening to a layman ...

Susanna Wesley

2 reviews
Arnold A. Dallimore

Baker Books, 1993

Susanna Wesley - a real woman
Mr. Dallimore presents Susanna as a real person. Her faults and her struggles come alive, and yet she is an inspiration. She was obviously highly educated for her time. The book educates us about history and society in her era, as well as religion. But there are no flat characters. Very informative. Nice and short, also.

Life of Edward Irving: Fore-Runner of the Charismatic Movement

3 reviews
Arnold Dallimore

Banner of Truth, 1983

Excellent biography of a flawed clergyman
The late Arnold Dallimore, a Canadian pastor and popular biographer, begins this book by declaring his intent to write "without bias" and to present "historic truth with honesty and accuracy." Most readers of a Calvinist--or at least non-Charismatic--persuasion will agree that Dallimore has done his job carefully, thoughtfully, and well. Dallimore stresses Irving's great gifts and even ...

George Whitefield: God's Anointed Servant in the Great Revival of the Eighteenth Century

3 reviews
Arnold A. Dallimore

Crossway Books, 1990

God's Anointed Servant Indeed!
This book is a 224 page condensation of the much longer, two-volume "George Whitefield: The Life and Times of the Great Evangelist of the Eighteenth-Century Revival". I purchased this shorter volume for our church library and am already saving up the $66 to purchase the longer work for my private library. I eagerly anticipate obtaining Dallimore's more exhaustive look at the life of this great ...

George Whitefield: The Life and Times of the Great Evangelist of the Eighteenth Century - Volume II

9 reviews
Arnold A. Dallimore

Banner of Truth, 1980

George Whitefield: An Anointed Ministry, An Impassioned Heart
Well, I finally saved up the money and sprung for this two-volume full-length account of the life of George Whitefield. I had whetted my appetite on the abbreviated volume "George Whitefield: God's Anointed Servant in the Great Revival of the Eighteenth Century" by the same author. I can honestly say this is one of the best investments I've ever made. Reading the life of such a great saint--this ...

Spurgeon

2 reviews
Arnold A Dallimore

Moody Press, 1984

Outstanding book on the life of Spurgeon
Detailed enough to get a good feel for the personality and character of the man. Tells something of the physical and mental anguish he faced in the course of directing a vast amount of ministries all under his leadership as pastor of Metroplitan Tabernacle in London. The chapter on Contending for the Faith described what he endured for the cause of truth. A must reading for all Christians.