聖詩〈奇異恩典〉的作者約翰．牛頓是一位善於「解剖人心」的牧者。
在十八世紀，許多人透過書信向他求助，而在通信的過程中，牛頓那「上好」的教導便成就了這本書；他的信也對當時的大復興運動做出了獨特的貢獻。
書信中巧妙地結合了靈裡的哀哭和歡呼；以「哈利路亞」的讚美為高音，以「求主垂憐」的內心羞愧為低音，譜成了和諧、美妙的樂章。
John Newton, the author of the hymn "Amazing Grace", was a shepherd who was good at "dissecting human hearts." In the eighteenth century, many people asked him for help through letters, and in the process of correspondence, Newton's "superior" teaching made this book; his letters also made a unique contribution to the Great Renaissance at that time.
The letters cleverly combine spiritual crying and crying; with the praise of "Hallelujah" as the high pitch, and the inner shame of "Lord's mercy" as the bass, it is a harmonious and beautiful movement.
240 pages.
約翰牛頓書信選集 Select Letters of John Newton is in the following collections:
