Memoir & Remains Of Robert Murray M'Cheyne James Sievewright He viewed it as the

He viewed it as the supreme demonstration of the necessity for the gospel

on Predestination

through the First World War (in which he suffered the loss of one eye)

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Memoir & Remains Of Robert Murray M'Cheyne James Sievewright He viewed it as theFew books have been better loved than the Memoir & Remains of Robert Murray MCheyne. Its circulation underlines this. First published in 1844, within twenty five years it went through one hundred and sixteen English editions. In 1910 it was estimated that, including translations into other languages, not less than half a million copies were in circulation. Few books have had such a widespread influence on the lives of Gods people. Testimonies to its