
audiobook
by William R. (William Revell) Moody, Henry Davenport Northrop
Produced by Juhani Kärkkäinen and Tapio Riikonen
DWIGHT L. MOODY
SISÄLLYS:
ENSIMMÄINEN LUKU.
TOINEN LUKU.
KOLMAS LUKU.
NELJÄS LUKU.
VIIDES LUKU.
KUUDES LUKU.
SEITSEMÄS LUKU.
Born in a modest New England town, he grew up in a large family where hardship arrived early. The sudden death of his father left the household in uncertainty, but his mother’s steadfast work ethic and unwavering faith forged a resilient spirit in the young boy. He remembered the stark contrast between the grief‑filled funeral and the quiet determination of a mother who believed “if every child had a mother like hers, prisons would be unnecessary.” Those formative years planted the seeds of a deep conviction that would later guide his life.
As a teenager he discovered a fervent religious calling, spending countless hours studying scripture and practicing his burgeoning oratory skills. Moving westward, he soon found himself in bustling cities where his powerful sermons attracted eager audiences, and his reputation as a compelling preacher spread quickly. By the time he reached the major urban centers, he was already recognized for his ability to translate personal hardship into an uplifting message of hope, laying the groundwork for a ministry that would touch millions.
Language
fi
Duration
~8 hours (461K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2018-10-25
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1869–1933
Best known as the son and biographer of evangelist Dwight L. Moody, he helped preserve his father's story while also guiding the Northfield Schools and conferences for many years. His writing offers a close, personal view of one of the most influential religious figures of his time.
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1836–1909
A prolific 19th-century writer and Presbyterian minister, he produced sweeping popular histories, religious books, and collections of curious facts for a wide general audience. His books were built to inform and entertain, reflecting the ambitious, encyclopedic style of American publishing in his era.
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