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The Life of Trust

The Lord's Dealings with George Müller

George Müller · 1805–1898

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The Life of Trust is George Müller's own account of a life lived on the promises of God. Written by himself, it tells how a converted spendthrift student came to Bristol and, asking help from no one but God, built orphan houses that sheltered thousands of children — meeting every need by prayer alone and keeping a faithful record of the answers. Part autobiography, part daily journal of the Lord's dealings, it is the classic testimony that God still hears and provides for those who trust him.

  1. 1 Editor’s Preface 3 min
  2. 2 Author’s Preface 3 min
  3. 3 Introduction 27 min
  4. 4 Boyhood and Youth 11 min
  5. 5 The Prodigal’s Return 14 min
  6. 6 Self-dedication 18 min
  7. 7 Leaning on Jesus 37 min
  8. 8 Ministry at Bristol Begun 24 min
  9. 9 The Scriptural Knowledge Institution 26 min
  10. 10 Home for Destitute Orphans 22 min
  11. 11 The Field Widening 21 min
  12. 12 Trial 20 min
  13. 13 Deliverance 27 min
  14. 14 Asking and Receiving 24 min
  15. 15 Plenty and Want 31 min
  16. 16 Faith Strengthened by Exercise 24 min
  17. 17 Walking in Darkness 46 min
  18. 18 Prosperity 32 min
  19. 19 Stewardship 64 min
  20. 20 Reaping Bountifully 41 min
  21. 21 Faith Confirmed by Prosperity 47 min
  22. 22 Continued Mercies 28 min
  23. 23 A New Victory of Faith 43 min
  24. 24 Unvarying Prosperity 22 min
  25. 25 Reaping in Joy 40 min
  26. 26 Three Years of Prosperity 31 min
  27. 27 Conclusion 44 min
  28. 28 Appendix 8 min