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Till He Come

Communion Meditations and Addresses

Charles H. Spurgeon · 1834–1892

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A collection of Charles Spurgeon’s communion meditations and addresses, prepared to help believers at the Lord’s Table remember their Master “till He come.” Spurgeon dwells on the nearness of Christ, the sweetness of His love, and the rest of redeemed souls freed from fear. Devotional reading of the richest kind for any who would draw near to their Lord.

IT is a theme for wonder that the glorious God should visit sinful man. “What is man, that Thou art mindful of him? and the son of man, that Thou visitest him?” A divine visit is a joy to be treasured whenever we are favoured with it. David speaks of it with great solemnity.
From Mysterious Visits
  1. 1 Prefactory Note 1 min
  2. 2 Mysterious Visits 14 min
  3. 3 Under His Shadow 17 min
  4. 4 Under the Apple Tree 26 min
  5. 5 Over the Mountains 21 min
  6. 6 Fragrant Spices from the Mountains of Myrrh 31 min
  7. 7 The Well-Beloved 25 min
  8. 8 The Spiced Wine of My Pomegranate 30 min
  9. 9 The Well-Beloved's Vineyard 18 min
  10. 10 Redeemed Souls Freed from Fear 15 min
  11. 11 Jesus, the Gread Object of Astonishment 19 min
  12. 12 Bands of Love; or, Union to Christ 19 min
  13. 13 I Will Give You Rest 16 min
  14. 14 The Memorable Hymn 28 min
  15. 15 Jesus Asleep on a Pillow 17 min
  16. 16 Real Contact with Jesus 24 min
  17. 17 Christ and His Table-Companions 27 min
  18. 18 A Word from the Beloved's Own Mouth 9 min
  19. 19 The Believer Not an Orphan 24 min
  20. 20 Communion with Christ and His People 22 min
  21. 21 The Sin-Bearer 20 min
  22. 22 Swooning and Reviving Christ's Feet 18 min
  23. 23 C.H. Spurgeon's Communion Hymn 1 min

Andreas Achenbach, “Sunset after a Storm on the Coast of Sicily” (1853). The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Open Access.