Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Living Oracles: Being the Exeter Hall Lectures on the Bible, Delivered in London, England in the Months of January, February, March and April, 1903
IN January, 1903, the writer Of this book was asked to undertake what was proposed as a series Of informal and conversational addresses in lower Exeter Hall, in London, before a body of a few hundred Christian workers and Bible students, accustomed to meet week by week for the study of Bible themes, and for further preparation for Christian work. The first address was delivered in the lower hall, but the available space was found so inadequate to the throng which attended, as to discourage the hope of increased audiences, and it was thought wise to give Opportunity for a more extended hearing by holding subsequent meetings in a larger place; and, with some mis giving, the upper hall was Opened for the purpose, but, after one or two additional lectures, well filled. There was plainly a hunger on the part Of many for the Word Of God, and God had Obviously planned, unsuspected by man, that there should be both accommodation for a larger number of hearers, and an amplification of the originally proposed lines Of address.
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