L'Autobiographie de Charles HSpurgeon compilée à partir de son journal, de lettres et de dossiers par sa femme et son secrétaire privé. Les mépersonnes ont dit, Maintenant nous devons défendre notre ministre, j'ai pensé, Vous l'aviez mieux laissé seul; pour supposer que c'est vrai, et c'est, la plupart, Il y a d'autant plus de gloire à Dieu, car qui peut nier que le travail est fait? Et il est un grand ouvrier qui peut utiliser de mauvais outils, et pourtant produire une finepiece de fabrication; et si la conversion de centaines d'âmes maintenant présentes, si la sobriété ofdrunkards, si la chasteté des harlots, si le salut des hommes qui ont été des swarers,

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Autobiography of Charles HSpurgeon compiled from his diary, letters and records by his wife and his private secretary . mepersons have said, Now we must defend our minister, I have thought, You had better let it alone;for suppose it is true, —and it is, the most of it, —there is all the more glory to God ; for who can denythat the work is done? And he is a great workman that can use bad tools, and yet produce a finepiece of workmanship; and if the conversion of hundreds of souls now present, if the sobriety ofdrunkards, if the chastity of harlots, if the salvation of men who have been swearers, blasphemersthieves, and vagabonds from their youth up, is not a grand result, I do not know what is. And if Ihave been the unwieldy, uncouth, unworthy tool employed in doing it, I bless God, for then you cannothonour me, but must give all the glory to Him, and to Hirn all the glory belongs. He will have itproved that it is not by might, nor by power, but by My Spirit, saith the Lord of Hosts.—C. H. S., insermon preached at the Surrey Gardens Music Hall, August 31, 1857. Q2 24- C. H. SPURGEON S AUTOBIOGRAPHY.. N Chapter L., mention was made of the cruel and libellous articleswhich appeared in various newspapers after the great catastropheat the Music Hall, and extracts from two of them were, given asspecimens of the rest. There were other secular papers whichpublished more favourable comments, one of the first being TheEvening Star, November 5. 1S56, which said:— Other questions than that of the structure of the building, or the self-protection of the startled assemblage, are raised by the Surrey Gardens calamity.The vocation of the preacher, and the secret of his power, are brought by it withinthe range of every mans thoughts, and, therefore, of newspaper discussion. Theworldly-minded are forced to reflect on the nature of an institution which survivesthe most sweeping changes, defies alike persecution and rivalry, and is no lessconspicuous in this nineteenth century, t

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