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Robert Murray M‘Cheyne

1813–1843 · Church of Scotland (evangelical) · Dundee, Scotland

Robert Murray M‘Cheyne (1813–1843), minister of St Peter’s, Dundee, from 1836, was the most revered of the young evangelical ministers of the Church of Scotland before the Disruption; a revival broke out in his congregation in 1839 while he was on a mission of inquiry to the Jews in Palestine. He died of typhus aged twenty-nine; Andrew Bonar’s Memoir and Remains (1844) made his sermons and letters famous.

7 sermons

  1. Man regarded, but God despised
    Malachi 1:6
  2. The Good Way of Coming Before the Lord
    Micah 6:6–8 · No. 14
  3. Why is God a Stranger in the Land?
    Jeremiah 14:8 · No. 14
  4. The Impressions of Natural Men
    No. 18
  5. A Castaway
    1 Corinthians 9:26–27 · No. 22
  6. Our duty to Israel
    17 November 1839 · No. 25
  7. What have I to do any more with idols?
    Hosea 14:8 · 28 October 1840 · No. 14
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