Obviously by the dates that D.L. Moody was alive, I never met this man of God; however I feel that his life has greatly impacted mine.
In 1988, I first visited the Moody Museum at the Northfield Mount Hermon School which is located where Massachusetts, Vermont and New Hampshire meet. At the time, I met the man in charge of the Museum and he encouraged me to come back and look over the materials there. I was very fortunate to be able to do that for a short period of time.
During those visits, I was able to review D.L. Moody's Bibles that were in the museum. While the notes were not in his handwriting, I got the impression that the notes that were in his Bibles were written by others and that he used them to prepare his sermons. There were at least three different "polyglot" Bibles (KJV) that had every other page blank, so the notes could be inserted at the appropriate text. Later, I was able to copy a few of the pages from these Bibles for the Moody Bible Institute and the information that I can add here is as a result of making those copies...Thoughts of D.L. Moody - lists from his Bibles.
Links: Moody Bible Institute history of D. L. Moody In Touch Ministries, Atlanta, GA Christianity Today article of Dec. 6, 1999 Canton Baptist Church (OH) "Hall of Fame" Book: The Life and Work of Dwight Lyman Moody by the Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman, D.D. Moody's Stories - Being a Second Volume of Anecdotes Incidents and Illustrations Testimony given by D.L. Moody in" Moody's Child Stories" Northfield Mount Hermon School History about D. L. Moody Link to another web site with D.L. Moody Sermons |