F.W. Krummacher
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Frederick Wilhelm Krummacher was born in Prussia in 1796. He held a pastorate in Germany but firmly held the old Lutheranism, renouncing rationalism. He came to New York in 1843, but turned down offers to return to Germany in 1847 and settled in Berlin. He died in Prussia on December 10, 1868. He was a prolific writer and is best known for his book, Elijah the Tishbite. |
Books
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Elijah the Tishbite From 1848 edition; 458 pages |
This book is the classic that propelled Krummacher into fame. This is a series of devotional studies on I Kings 17 to II Kings 2; II Chronicles 21 and Matthew 17 all dealing with the amazing prophet Elijah and the many things we can use in our own lives. |
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Elisha a Prophet for our Time From 1838 edition; 251 pages |
Devotional commentary on 2 Kings 1-5, dealing primarily with Naaman's story and the similar faith and trust we must have in God. |
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The Last Days of Elisha From 1848 edition; 297 pages |
A spiritually stirring book that brings practical application from every aspect covered. Covers the last days of the great prophet Elisha and the kings that came to him. |
