All of Grace

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All of Grace
Charles H. Spurgeon (1834–1892)

All of Grace is Charles Haddon Spurgeon's short, plain-spoken 1894 book written expressly for people seeking salvation who are not yet sure how to find it. Spurgeon called it "a permanent form" of "personal work" — as though he could speak to each reader individually, one seeker at a time, about grace, faith, and the finished work of Christ. It became one of his most widely translated and reprinted works.

This Web Book follows the chapter sequence and titles of the original 1894 first edition (Passmore & Alabaster, London), preserving Spurgeon's own wording, spelling, and paragraphing. Scripture quotations are the Authorized (King James) Version, as Spurgeon quoted them.

• 21 chapters
• ≈ 149 min read
• Public domain · 1894
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