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Sourcing, edition notes, and public-domain / copyright status.
The original book
According to Promise, or, The Lord's Method of Dealing with His Chosen People, was written by Charles Haddon Spurgeon (19 June 1834 – 31 January 1892), the English Baptist preacher known as the "Prince of Preachers." It was first published in 1900, after Spurgeon's death, by Passmore & Alexander as part of the "Gospel Hour" series compiled from his sermons and writings. The digitised text used as the basis for this study companion is a scan of the copy held by the Princeton Theological Seminary Library, made available by the Internet Archive at archive.org/details/accordingtopro00spur. The book contains 20 chapters across 128 pages.
Public-domain status: Spurgeon died in 1892; this work was first published in 1900. Under U.S. copyright law, works published before 1929 are in the public domain, and the Internet Archive/Princeton Theological Seminary Library scan is catalogued with no known copyright restrictions. The text may be freely read, copied, and shared.
The LibriVox audiobook
The audio recording streamed from each chapter page is a LibriVox volunteer recording of According to Promise, catalogued at the Internet Archive as according_promise_1110_librivox (uploaded 26 October 2011) and at librivox.org. Per its Internet Archive item metadata, the recording is dedicated to the public domain under a CC0 1.0 Universal waiver. UECF.NET streams the audio directly from the Internet Archive's own servers rather than hosting a local copy, and links to the complete recording and its catalog page above.
The cover image
The cover artwork shown on this book's landing page is the Internet Archive item thumbnail for the LibriVox recording (archive.org/services/img/according_promise_1110_librivox), displayed here by reference to the Archive's own image service rather than copied to UECF.NET's servers.
This UECF.NET study companion
The chapter summaries, "at a glance" boxes, theological themes, key ideas, concept notes, related Scripture selections, practical applications, and reflection / small-group questions on each chapter page are original composition by United Evangelical Christian Fellowship (UECF), written to guide readers through Spurgeon's book rather than to reproduce it. Scripture quotations throughout are the King James Version (public domain). No text from Spurgeon's book is reproduced on these pages; readers are directed to the free public-domain text and audiobook linked above and on every chapter page.
