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Metropolitan Tabernacle, London SE1 6SD

Metropolitan Tabernacle, Elephant and Castle, London SE1 6SD

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Joseph the Prime Minister

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This famous work was expanded from weeknight addresses at the Brooklyn Tabernacle (in the 1880s), by their Scottish Pastor. It is presented as a reading book - and a very good one - rather than a commentary, but it is so full of interesting information and application that it constitutes an excellent commentary. In his application the author bears in mind young adults, which is unusual and valuable in such a work. The author also mines a different seam than Lawson's classic work and others who properly emphasise Joseph as a type of Christ, looking more at his own character and spiritual life. This therefore provides another dimension of help, and also considerable 'local' social colour. An excellent addition to the Joseph library from one of Spurgeon's commended authors.

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This famous work was expanded from weeknight addresses at the Brooklyn Tabernacle (in the 1880s), by their Scottish Pastor. It is presented as a reading book - and a very good one - rather than a commentary, but it is so full of interesting information and application that it constitutes an excellent commentary. In his application the author bears in mind young adults, which is unusual and valuable in such a work. The author also mines a different seam than Lawson's classic work and others who properly emphasise Joseph as a type of Christ, looking more at his own character and spiritual life. This therefore provides another dimension of help, and also considerable 'local' social colour. An excellent addition to the Joseph library from one of Spurgeon's commended authors.