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Log of 1997 updates at Phil Johnson's Web site.

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FOR THE WEEKS ENDING 27 December 1997:

NOTE: Because of a pressing deadline in his real-world job, Phil's opportunities for adding material to the Web site will be extremely limited through the end of the year and into January. Unfortunately, regular weekly additions are out of the question during this time. Watch this space for periodic additions, though—and pray that Phil is able to finish the project he's working on.

These things have been added since the mid-November update:

Also, I have added a sermon or two:

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FOR THE WEEK ENDING 8 November 1997:

Added eight sermons to The Spurgeon Archive:

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FOR THE 2 WEEKS ENDING 1 November 1997:

Added twelve sermons to The Spurgeon Archive:

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FOR THE WEEK ENDING 18 October 1997:

Added six sermons to The Spurgeon Archive:

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FOR THE WEEK ENDING 11 October 1997:

Greetings! Phil returned Wednesday from two weeks of fruitful but restful ministry in Italy, with thirty-four sermons newly formatted for The Spurgeon Archive. All these sermons were contributed by two particularly faithful friends, who have both been very patient while waiting to see these sermons formatted and on line:

BONUS! Be sure to read about Phil's latest adventure in quest of the world's weirdest foods.

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FOR THE 2 WEEKS ENDING 4 October 1997:

NOTE: Phil will be in Italy ministering at a conference (in Sicily) for these two weeks. As usual, he is taking a couple of Spurgeon volumes and a laptop. He is scheduled to return October 8 and will attempt to add several sermons to The Spurgeon Archive by October 11.

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FOR THE WEEK ENDING 20 September 1997:

Added seven sermons to The Spurgeon Archive:

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FOR THE TWO WEEKS ENDING 13 September 1997:

A NOTE FROM PHIL: I apologize for the delay in getting more material on line. I am still trying to dig out from under a pile of overdue work at the office. I hope to resume posting material next week. For those who have inquired about my recovery, however, I am happy to report that I am doing fine. Although I have not added anything to The Spurgeon Archive this week, I have been checking and pruning my bookmarks.

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FOR THE WEEK ENDING 31 August 1997:

Added two sermons to The Spurgeon Archive:

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FOR THE WEEK ENDING 23 August 1997:

Greetings! Phil is finally back from his long journey to India and fully recovered from his subsequent health problems. As promised, he took a laptop along with him to India and formatted as many sermons as possible for The Spurgeon Archive. Here, at long last, they are:

Also, from the New Park Street Pulpit, vol. 2, The New Park Street Tracts—transcribed by Debra Bouey.

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FOR THE WEEKS ENDING 2 August 1997—16 August 1997:

URGENT NOTE: Phil was rushed to hospital immediately after his return from India. After several harrowing experiences, he is now recovering nicely. Please pray for his full recovery.

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FOR THE WEEKS ENDING 28 June—2 August 1997:

NOTE: Phil will be in India on a short-term missions project during these weeks. Nothing will be added to the site until Phil returns. However, Phil will be taking a laptop and a couple of Spurgeon volumes with him, so look for a bunch of new material around the first week of August. Have a great summer.

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FOR THE WEEK ENDING 21 June 1997:

Added seventeen sermons to The Spurgeon Archive:

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FOR THE WEEK ENDING 14 June 1997:

Added The Greatest Fight in the World, Spurgeon's final manifesto. (Transcribed by Debra Bouey.)

Also added some sermons:

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FOR THE WEEK ENDING 7 June 1997:

Finished formatting Spurgeon's
Farm Sermons
(transcribed by Jody Finnimore)

Added one other sermon:

Also did a lot of long-overdue site maintenance, updating broken links, etc.
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FOR THE WEEK ENDING 31 May 1997:

Added a complete book:
Charles Haddon Spurgeon: A Biography
Transcribed by Dan Carlson.

And a few sermons:


NOTE: Some of the sermons I am now posting have been on my disk for several weeks (some for several months). I've accumulated quite a list of titles, and unfortunately have lost some of my records of who submitted them. If you are responsible for any of these sermons, or if you have submitted material that has not yet appeared, please write and remind me so I can give proper credit. Thanks to all for their patience.

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FOR THE WEEK ENDING 24 May 1997:

Added five sermons to The Spurgeon Archive:

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FOR THE SIX WEEKS ENDING 17 May 1997:

I was working to meet a deadline in my real-world job; then I had trips to London and Toledo—so I had no time to add anything, even though several friends continued submitting sermons transcripts. Thanks to everyone for your patience. I hope to post enough in late May and June to make up for these dormant weeks.
Meanwhile, here's a helpful Windows 95 utility from Michael Lindell: Morning and Evening in an easy-to-use Window.

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FOR THE WEEK ENDING 5 April 1997:

New!Started formatting Spurgeon's
Farm Sermons
(transcribed by Jody Finnimore)

Added a dozen more new sermons to The Spurgeon Archive:

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FOR THE WEEK ENDING 29 March 1997:

Again this week I had no time to add anything, even though several sermons and books have been submitted by friends. To those who have submitted things, thanks for your patience.

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FOR THE WEEK ENDING 22 March 1997:

Added fourteen sermons to The Spurgeon Archive:

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FOR THE WEEK ENDING 15 March 1997:

No time to add any sermons, even though several have been submitted by friends.

I did manage to find time to give The Spurgeon Archive opening page a facelift, though. Too many people said they did not like the dark opening page. Let me know if you like the new, brighter look.

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FOR THE WEEK ENDING 8 March 1997:

Added three sermons to The Spurgeon Archive:

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FOR THE WEEK ENDING 1 March 1997:

Added twelve sermons to The Spurgeon Archive:

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FOR THE WEEK ENDING 22 February 1997:

Helped my youngest son, Jonathan, make his science fair project into a Web page, titled "The Harmful Effects of Smoking."

Added ten sermons to The Spurgeon Archive:

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FOR THE WEEK ENDING 15 February 1997:

Preened my bookmarks. Updated links and rewrote some of the annotations.

Added three sermons to The Spurgeon Archive:


(Transcripts contributed by Philip M. Traynor.)

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FOR THE WEEK ENDING 8 February 1997:

Added six of the Sword and Trowel Tracts to The Spurgeon Archive:

Also added seven sermons:

Transcripts for these sermons were contributed by Philip M. Traynor:

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FOR THE WEEK ENDING 1 February 1997:

Added Kevin Rintoul's Morning and Evening Windows Utility to The Spurgeon Archive.

Also added eight sermons:

Plus, I finally found a way to get rid of all the annoying double-hyphens (--) and replace them with em-dashes (—) throughout all my documents—a major aesthetic improvement to the text layout.

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FOR THE WEEK ENDING 25 January 1997:

Added seven sermons to The Spurgeon Archive:

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FOR THE WEEK ENDING 18 January 1997:

Added two sermons to The Spurgeon Archive:

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FOR THE WEEK ENDING 11 January 1997:

Added three sermons to The Spurgeon Archive:

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FOR THE WEEK ENDING 4 January 1997:

Finished redesign work on my home page and other pages. Added a full page of search engines to The Spurgeon Archive

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Note: A record of last year's updates is available.

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