There is a new edition by Crossway of Spurgeon's Morning and Evening devotional. Check it out here (HT: Tony Reinke).

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Andrew

I have two of the older ones yet still find myself wanting these!

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Adam - Pennsylvania - Baptist

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Since the KJV is replaced by the ESV, I guess that means that any biblical quotations within the body of Spurgeon's texts must also be replaced with the ESV for consistency's sake.

I'm just hoping that Spurgeon's own language hasn't been modernized or "updated for today's readers." Spurgeon doesn't need any help.

Nice-looking covers, though.

It's nice to be reminded that they were, originally, two separate books. "Morning by Morning" was published in 1865; "Evening by Evening" came out in 1868. According to Spurgeon's autobiography, the daily readings are not excerpts from his sermons or other writings. Spurgeon wrote each daily entry himself, for both volumes, new and fresh.

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Richard T. Zuelch, M.Div
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Westminster Presbyterian Church, CA (OPC)
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There is no resting place for conscience but at the cross - Charles Spurgeon (1834-1892), on June 7, 1863

Same goes for J.C. Ryle.

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Christian
One Pilgrims Progress

I just now checked with Crossway's website - and it turns out that Begg has tinkered with Spurgeon's texts. The website says that Begg has "carefully modernized Spurgeon's language."

I knew it was too good to be true.

Sorry. No sale.

Although I am an ESV lover, I don't want to change anything Spurgeon said either. I won't get the new edition either.

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Dan Pemberton
Vacaville, CA

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Formerly ABUSA (We left, so I guess that makes us American Baptists Unleashed!)