User-submitted Spurgeon Audio Links (SAL) 2023-08-26 links to audio sermons on the web

[wsbones]

wsbones submitted a new module:

Spurgeon Audio Links (SAL) - links to audio sermons on the web

Unzip to the SwordSearcher User Directory.

The module contains links to Spurgeon's Sermons on the web at https://www.spurgeongems.org/spurgeon-audio/

The sermons are listed alphabetically. Listen to the audio while reading the sermon in the SwordSearcher module called chsSermons. You can use the dropdown selector in chsSermons to find the text by using a keyword (e.g. Ravenous)

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[wsbones]

wsbones updated Spurgeon Audio Links (SAL) with a new update entry:

Spurgeon Sermons with Text and Audio

Updated module with links to web audio as well as links to the sermon texts contained in the SwordSearcher module, chsSermons. The sermon audio is from the website - https://www.spurgeongems.org.

Unzip to the Swordsearcher User Module directory

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[Johnny NL]

wsbones updated Spurgeon Audio Links (SAL) with a new update entry:

Spurgeon Sermons with Text and Audio



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Goody Goody Goody..... thanks.

 

[Ruthlyn]

Thanks Bill

 

[Pastor Langley]

Too bad we don't have Spurgeon's voice recorded for this module. His son (Thomas) actually did a recording of his father. They have said that you could tell who's son it was by listening to him, he must have been like his dad.

During Thomas Spurgeon’s pastorate—August 2, 1905, to be precise—he spoke into a Edison-Bell phonograph, recording the closing paragraph of his father’s final printed sermon. Since no audio exists of the Prince of Preachers himself, this must suffice as the closest approximation.
Here: Recorded 1905 by his son Thomas I have one of these a Edison-Bell phonographs.
Forgot to say, Great work by wsbones. Thank you.

 

[RevTim]

Too bad we don't have Spurgeon's voice recorded for this module. His son (Thomas) actually did a recording of his father. They have said that you could tell who's son it was by listening to him, he must have been like his dad.

During Thomas Spurgeon’s pastorate—August 2, 1905, to be precise—he spoke into a Edison-Bell phonograph, recording the closing paragraph of his father’s final printed sermon. Since no audio exists of the Prince of Preachers himself, this must suffice as the closest approximation.
Here: Recorded 1905 by his son Thomas I have one of these a Edison-Bell phonographs.
Forgot to say, Great work by wsbones. Thank you.
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Interesting.