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George Muller of Bristol : and His Witness to a Prayer-Hearing God (Easy to Read Layout), EPUB eBook

George Muller of Bristol : and His Witness to a Prayer-Hearing God (Easy to Read Layout) EPUB

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"This volume has, like the life it sketches, but one aim. It is simply and solely meant to extend, emphasize, and perpetuate George Muller's witness to a prayer-hearing God; to present, as plainly, forcibly, and briefly as is practicable, the outlines of a human history, and an experience of the Lord's leadings and dealings, which furnish a sufficient answer to the question: WHERE IS THE LORD GOD OF ELIJAH?"


Arthur T. Pierson, the author of the biography, was an American Presbyterian pastor and prolific writer known for his evangelical and missionary work. In "George Muller of Bristol," Pierson explores Muller's early life, his conversion to Christianity, his ministry, and his principles of faith-based living and charity.


The book not only serves as a biography of Muller but also as an inspiration to readers, demonstrating the power of faith and prayer in one's life and work.


This new large print edition comes with an Easy to Read Layout designed to make reading comfortable.

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