Excellent periodical with loads of original content by people like R. C. Chapman [Muller's mentor], James Wright [Muller's successor], on the Irish Revival of 1859, series by Thomas Newberry, etc. I've always thought this was one of the best periodicals of the era.

Hurditch, C. Russell. Foosteps of Truth. Volume VII. 1894. London. John F. Shaw & Co. 1894. 392pp.

Contents include:

John from the Wells of Salvation by Thomas Newberry

Psalm LXVII. The Missionary Psalm of the Praising Church by John Gritton

The Sabbath and the Garden by W. Collingwood

Bible Digging. Jottings on the Books of Moses, Culled form the Margins of My Bible and Note Books by Henry Thorne

Review of J. Hudson Taylor’s Union and Communion.

Biography of George Williams, Founder of the YMCA

The Pestilent and Popish Pretence to Priesthood by James E. Mathieson

Who? Whence? Where? By F. E. Marsh

The Precious Ointment and the Dew by Thomas Newberry

Love is Greater than Hate

Standing and State by Thomas Newberry

Calvinism or Hyper-Calvinism – Whit? What Saith the Scriptures? By W. Frith

Protestants, Awake! The Romish Plan for Evangelizing London. By General Sir R. Phayre

The Throne of God and the House of God by James Wright of Bristol [successor to George Muller]

Humiliation at the Feast of Atonement. By F. E. Marsh

Christian Ministry and the Lord’s Supper by Thomas Newberry

Christ’s Seven Last Words by Newman Hall

Is Punishment Eternal? By F. E. Marsh

Recollections of a Great Revival; Personal Testimony of an Irish Landlord [1859 Irish Revival; not published elsewhere]

The Living Water and the Cleansing Blood. By Thomas Newberry

The Sevenfold Unity of the Church of God by Thomas Newberry

Hindrances to Spiritual Growth and their Remedies by James Wright

The Transfiguration by Thomas Newberry

Sensuous Services in Contrast to Pentecostal Power by J. Forbes Moncrieff

Spiritual Versus Materialistic Worship by L. Liesching

Reminiscences of the Last Revival [in Ireland]. Brownlow North [one of its evangelists]

David’s Restoration by R. C. Chapman [mentor and friend to George Muller; Spurgeon called him the saintliest man he had ever known]

The Three Crucifixions by Thomas Newberry, etc.

Very attractive half leather with some rubbing as shown; textually crisp and clean and solid. Ready for another 100+ years of use.