Spice Mines of Kessel

Reading the various posts on the Spice Mines of Kessel would give anyone a hint that I enjoy reading the works of Charles Spurgeon. As often as I can, I will read his Morning and Evening devotional. I also have the collection of lectures known as “The Soul-Winner” on my bookshelf. By recommendation from a good friend, A Peculiar Pilgrim, I made it a point to read a book by Charles Spurgeon called, All of Grace.

One problem I came across was finding a version that was formatted for reading comfortably. So, I decided to find a copy and format it for easy printing and comfortable reading. While I was formatting, I decided to include a table of contents and an index.

DISCLAIMER: I have in no way changed or altered the content of this book. I began with a plain text version and formatted it in a PDF file for readability and printer friendliness. This included using a decent font and size (12pt Verdana), indenting and spacing paragraphs, and taking care of orphaned and widowed paragraphs (those are paragraphs that span two pages with only one line of text on either page). The only two things I added was a table of contents and a four-page index of key words.

Not much can be said about this book to do it any justice other than the fact that it is one of the greatest works for expounding on the grace of God. This book does a fantastic job of capturing God’s grace in words. It is a book that will open any eyes or open any heart to the infinite grace given freely by God.

To get a copy, head over to my Spices page and click the download link under the Books and Writings section. This download is free, but you may also opt to purchase the bound version on Amazon.com.

CREDIT:

I will take a moment to give credit to Phil Johnson and the folks behind The Spurgeon Archive. This is a great website to find the works of Charles Spurgeon. They have an extensive collection including Spurgeon’s lectures, books, devotionals, and other writings.