Today I finished "A Life of Arthur W Pink" by Iain Murray. I had hoped to complete Pink's "Sovereignty of God" first, but hadn't the strength of will to do just so, because the book's cover was so alluring.

There were many holes in the puzzle that made up A W's life because he never intentionally wrote about himself, for himself, but would rather only give details by way of explanation of how Providence had been affecting his magazine, "Studies in the Scriptures", and through some of his extremely widespread corrospondence( he wrote upwards of 20,000 letters in his life! ). Other than that, his wife's description of her beloved husband's last days on earth were particularly moving, with his last words being, "the Scriptures explain themselves." You can tell what he was thinking of on his deathbed, can't you? :-)

What a man that, though with his weaknesses which neither he nor myself will deny, made a difference today though very little regarded in his own day. Ah, I love the man. :-)