The Fearful Hands of the Living God by Matthew Mead

Name: The Fearful Hands of the Living God by Matthew Mead
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Edited by Dr. Don Kistler
Hardcover • 248 pages • Smyth sewn • Acid-free paper

Based on Hebrews 10:31—“It is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God”—this book delivers twelve sobering sermons on God’s justice and the danger of dying without Christ. Matthew Mead writes with urgency, warning sinners and calling them to repentance with conviction and compassion.

Originally handwritten and unpublished until 1836, they’re helpful for evangelism and a powerful reminder of what grace has spared believers from. This edition also includes Mead’s farewell sermon and five additional sermons on Ezekiel 37 about God’s promises to the Jewish people.

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About the Author

Matthew Mead was a beloved Puritan preacher known for piercing calls to genuine faith in Christ. For nearly three decades, he pastored London’s largest congregation at Stepney, ministering through plague, persecution, and unrest with courage and clarity. Exampled in his most famous work, The Almost Christian Discovered, Mead’s preaching was full of urgency, firm in warning but rich in grace. He longed to awaken the conscience and lead souls to full assurance in Christ.

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Recommended For

Christians burdened for lost loved ones or gospel outreach

Evangelists seeking vivid warnings of judgment and hope

Believers desiring deeper gratitude for their salvation

Those studying the justice and wrath of God in Scripture

This is great material for use in personal evangelism. It is also of great comfort to those who have repented to see what they have been spared from.

Don Kistler

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Edited by Don Kistler for clarity and readability

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It is His power that makes His justice terrible, and it is His eternity that makes His power dreadful. The eternity of hell makes hell more dreadful than His power. His power makes it sharp and smarting, His life makes it everlasting, and everlastingness is the sharpest sting in hell’s misery. ...Oh, that you would be awakened! These things are of great use for conviction if God makes us so wise as to lay them to heart. Dare therefore to live in sin no longer, for if you die in those sins you must have to do with God immediately. For then there will be none to interpose; no Christ to save you; you must have to do with God necessarily, for God in that state is all in all; and you must have to do with God eternally, for He is the living God. (p. 17)