A Narrative of Some of the Lord's Dealings with George Müller Written by Himself Vol. I-IV

A Narrative of Some of the Lord's Dealings with George Müller Written by Himself Vol. I-IV

by George Muller

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Hardcover, 756 pages

Published February 20th 2009 by Benediction Books (first published November 1st 2008)

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Book Quotes

“Whitsuntide and the two days following I spent in the house of a pious clergyman in the country: for all the ministers at Halle, a town of more than 30,000 inhabitants, were unenlightened men, God greatly refreshed me through this visit. Dear Beta was with me. On our return we related to two of our former friends, whose society we had not quite given up, though we did not any longer live with them in sin, how happy we had been on our visit. I then told them how I wished they were as happy as ourselves. They answered, we do not feel that we are sinners. After this I fell on my knees, and asked God to show them that they were sinners. Having done so, I left them, and went into my bed-room, where I continued to pray for them. After a little while I returned to my sitting-room, and found them both in tears, and both told me that they now felt themselves to be sinners. From that time a work of grace commenced in their hearts.”

― George Muller

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