George MUller of Bristol, and His Witness to a Prayer-Hearing God |
Introduction A Prefatory Word Table of Contents
GEORGE MÜLLER OF BRISTOL AND HIS WITNESS TO A PRAYER-HEARING GOD
BY ARTHUR T. PIERSON Author of "The Crisis of Missions," "The New Acts of the Apostles,"
"Many Infallible Proofs," etc.; editor of "The Missionary Review
of the World," etc.
WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY JAMES WRIGHT Son-in-law and successor in the work of George MÜller
Illustrated
NEW YORK CHICAGO TORONTO Fleming H. Revell Company LONDON AND EDINBURGH
Copyright, 1899,
BY
THE BAKER AND TAYLOR CO.
| Transcriber's note: | | George MÜller's family name is Germanic in origin. Everywhere that his name appears in the printed text, the letter "u" is marked with two dots above it (called an 'umlaut') to show that it is pronounced differently from the way the unmarked vowel is normally pronounced. So his name is usually pronounced in English as Myew-ler, not as Mool-ler or Mull-ler. |
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