Morning and Evening — Read by Magnus
C. H. Spurgeon (1834–1892) — his beloved daily devotional: a morning and an evening reading for every day of the year, each on its own Scripture. This is the university’s own edition — the whole book typeset here from the public-domain text, and every one of the 732 readings narrated by Magnus, the university’s devotional voice, so the book can be heard as well as read, month by month.
Hear the Book
All 732 readings — 26:06:23 in all — in the book’s own order, a month at a time. Open a month and tap LISTEN on any reading: it sounds at once in the player, and the player carries on through the month in order. February’s readings include the 29th, for leap years.
January
62 readings · 2:13:31 of listening
February
58 readings · 2:02:07 of listening
March
62 readings · 2:10:16 of listening
April
60 readings · 2:08:49 of listening
May
62 readings · 2:13:34 of listening
June
60 readings · 2:06:22 of listening
July
62 readings · 2:11:36 of listening
August
62 readings · 2:12:36 of listening
September
60 readings · 2:06:01 of listening
October
62 readings · 2:15:01 of listening
November
60 readings · 2:10:05 of listening
December
62 readings · 2:16:24 of listening
Two Voices, One Book
This room is Magnus’s reading. The same devotional also stands read aloud by Charles Kelsch of Koelsch Broadcasting Productions — his whole year of Morning and Evening stands at the end of the Kelsch Room in Spurgeon’s Treasure House, under The Watchman. Two voices, two seats, one book — hear it in the voice you love.
Text: the public-domain text of Morning and Evening: Daily Readings as published by the Christian Classics Ethereal Library (CCEL); Spurgeon’s words and his King James quotations are printed as he wrote them. The printed book — the university’s typeset edition, 747 pages — stands on the Devotionals shelf of this Library.
Audio: all 732 readings narrated by Magnus for Grace Team University, verified complete (366 days, morning and evening, February 29 included).
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