Absolute Surrender - eBook

Name: Absolute Surrender - eBook
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ISBN: 9781441260307

By: Andrew Murray

Bethany House Publishers / 2003 / ePub

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In this popular devotional study, Andrew Murray explains what surrender means and how to take this step, urging readers to yield themselves completely to God. Through this popular deovtional study, first published over a century ago, many Christians have discovered that victory over the power of sin and unbroken fellowship with Jesus are only a step away. Andrew Murray explains what surrender means and how to take this step, urging readers to yield themselves wholly, completely to God.

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Title: Absolute Surrender - eBook
By: Andrew Murray
Format: DRM Protected ePub
Vendor: Bethany House Publishers

Publication Date: 2003
ISBN: 9781441260307
ISBN-13: 9781441260307
Stock No: WW33062EB

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In Murray's classic devotional style, he shows the way to new freedom and power, beginning with the truth that "carnal Christianity" is not true Christianity. He clearly and convincingly presents the "one decisive step" that believers can take to move from the old life to the new life. Murray begins with the biblical command to be filled with the Spirit and ends with the assurance that "ye are the branches" and completely dependent on the Vine for life.

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Andrew Murray was born in South Africa in 1828. After receiving his education in Scotland and Holland, he returned to South Africa and spent many years there as both a pastor and missionary. He wrote over two hundred books, including some of the most enduring classics of Christian literature. He and his wife, Emma, raised eight children, and it is said that their home was an endless stream of activity.