Bees in Clover

Reuben A. Robinson (1860-1942) was a Methodist itinerant preacher, who later threw his lot in with the Nazarene church. Despite all the good he did, and all the authority he held, he was best known as "Uncle Bud." No doubt this was due to his simple way of preaching and overwhelming way of loving on people.

This book includes an Active Table of Contents. Contents are as follows:

Chapter 1: Something New
Chapter 2: Seven Confessions
Chapter 3: Crossing Jordan
Chapter 4: In Canaan
Chapter 5: Wandering
Chapter 6: Chickens Come Home to Roost
Chapter 7: Hung on His Own Scaffold
Chapter 8: Caught in Their Own Trap
Chapter 9: And the Dogs Licked Up His Blood
Chapter 10: Fruit Bearing
Chapter 11: The Fruits of Deception
Chapter 12: The Deceitfulness of Pride
Chapter 13: A Few Things That Prove Depravity
Chapter 14: The Five Things Necessary to Get You to Heaven
Chapter 15: The Marks of the Loss of First Love
Chapter 16: Set Thy House in Order, For Thou Shalt Die
Chapter 17: The Tree That is Dead At the Top
Chapter 18: The River Jordan
Chapter 19: This Great Salvation
Chapter 20: Being Led by the Spirit
Chapter 21: Upheld
Chapter 22: Under His Wings
Chapter 23: A Wall of Fire
Chapter 24: Guided by His Eye
Chapter 25: In the Hollow of His Hand
Chapter 26: Graven on the Palms of His Hands
Chapter 27: The Ideal Church
Chapter 28: The Two Greatest Powers
Chapter 29: The Whole Lamb
Chapter 30: Riches
Chapter 31: Promises
Chapter 32: Joy
Chapter 33: Some Questions and Answers
Chapter 34: My Objections to a Sinning Religion
Chapter 35: The Fullness of Christ
Chapter 36: The Five Crowns
Chapter 37: The Moth-Eaten Garment
Chapter 38: Barnabas – The Evangelist
Chapter 39: The Morning Glory and the Glory of the Morning

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The following is a brief obituary that serves as a concise biographical sketch.

"An evangelist who claimed to have preached 32,176 sermons and won 200,000 converts, Rev. Reuben "Uncle Buddy" Robinson, is dead today.
The thirteenth child of a poor mountain family of White county, Tennessee, he had an impediment of speech and could not write a word or spell his own name when he was converted at 20.
But he overcame these handicaps to preach an average of 500 sermons a year to 72 denominations in his 61 years on the sawdust trail, and to write 10 books of which 500,000 copies were sold.
He died last night in his Pasadena home. He was 82 years old."