Some dates from the life of Ch. Kh. Spurgeon
Why "Forgotten Spurgeon"?

1. Preacher on Park Street
2. A dispute committed to oblivion
3. Arminianism against the Scriptures
4. Arminianism and the gospel
5. Exacerbation of the church conflict
6. Theological liberalism
7. The spread of liberalism and its lessons
8. This is the dispute about grace to the conflict with liberalism
9. "Even if the heavens fell..."
10. The further fate of "Metropolitan Tabernacle"

Appendix
Notes

Foreword

Introduction.On the understanding of Edwards

Chapter 1.Son of East Windsor
Chapter 2.A new sense of reality
Chapter 3.New York: Pursuit of Holiness
Chapter 4.Teacher at Yale
Chapter 5.Stoddard and Northampton
Chapter 6.The green valley of humiliation
Chapter 7.Overcoming the spirit of inactivity
Chapter 8."Thirteen hours a day"
Chapter 9.The Great Awakening
Chapter 10.Personal portraits
Chapter 11.Separation and disorder
Chapter 12.In defense of religious experienced
Chapter 13."Religious feelings"
Chapter 14.Changes in Northampton and beyond
Chapter 15.International union and missionary vision
Chapter 16.Controversy about communion
Chapter 17.Behind the scenes of the dispute about communion
Chapter 18.Removal from office
Chapter 19.Raspry in the border forest
Chapter 20.A missionary among the Indians
Chapter 21.Through the eyes of Esther
Chapter 22."My God Lives"
Chapter 23.Service continues

Applications
Appendix 1.Edwards' published works
AND. Lifetime publications
B. The main posthumous publications
IN. The collection is composed
Appendix 2.Edwards Manuscripts
Appendix 3.Letter from Sarah Edwards, 1750.
Appendix 4."The testimony of the Holy Spirit." A case that once happened to Whitefield

Notes
Thematic index

Foreword

Chapter 1. "Now the Welshman!"
Chapter 2.School years: Tregaron and London
Chapter 3.World of medicine
Chapter 4."Everything new"
Chapter 5.A call to service
Chapter 6.Bethan and Aberavon
Chapter 7.Another sermon
Chapter 8.First years in Sandfields
Chapter 9. A leader without an army
Chapter 10.Local awakening
Chapter 11. Church family
Chapter 12.Expansion of the field of activity
Chapter 13.Departure from Aberavon
Chapter 14.England and the war
Chapter 15.In the family
Chapter 16.Formation of a new leader
Chapter 17.New activity
Chapter 18.Westminster Chapel, 1943–1945.
Chapter 19.Confirmation of vocation
Chapter 20.Wales Summer of 1949
Chapter 21.Young shoots
Chapter 22.Sundays in the 1950s
Chapter 23.Resistance
Chapter 24.Revival of books
Chapter 25.Unity ecumenical or evangelical?
Chapter 26.The years of crisis
Chapter 27.Contradiction
Chapter 28.End of an era
Chapter 29.World Department
Chapter 30.1970s
Chapter 31."Dying, he bowed down"

Notes
Alphabetical index