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George Müller of Bristol

And His Witness to a Prayer-Hearing God

Arthur T. Pierson · 1837–1911

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Introduction by Mr. James Wright

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The authorized memoir of George Müller, written soon after his death by his friend Arthur T. Pierson and commended, in its introduction, by Müller's son-in-law and executor, James Wright. Drawing on Müller's own Narrative and the yearly reports of his work, Pierson follows the wayward student of Halle to his conversion, his call to Bristol, and the five great orphan houses on Ashley Down, where over ten thousand orphans were taken in without appeal to man and in sole dependence on God. He tells the story less for its chronology than for its lessons in holy living and serving, with one aim: to extend George Müller's witness to a prayer-hearing God, and so answer the question, "Where is the Lord God of Elijah?" An appendix gathers the Scriptures that moulded Müller and a treasury of his wise sayings.

A HUMAN life, filled with the presence and power of God, is one of God's choicest gifts to His church and to the world. Things which are unseen and eternal seem, to the carnal man, distant and indistinct, while what is seen and temporal is vivid and real.
From From His Birth to His New Birth

Contents · 38 chapters · 11 hr 20 min read

  1. 1 Introduction by Mr. James Wright 4 min
  2. 2 A Prefatory Word 2 min
  3. 3 From His Birth to His New Birth 19 min
  4. 4 The New Birth and the New Life 20 min
  5. 5 Making Ready the Chosen Vessel 18 min
  6. 38 Appendix N: The Wise Sayings of George Müller 57 min

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Harald Oscar Sohlberg, “Fisherman's Cottage” (1906). The Art Institute of Chicago, CC0.