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A Plea for the Godly and Other Sermons by Thomas Watson $32.99 | Hardcover | 480 pages | Soli Deo Gloria OUR PRICE: $26.00 This is a scarce collection of sermonds by one of the most beloved of the English Puritans, Thomas Watson, pastor of St. Stephen's Walbrook, London. Many of these have never been reprinted since the 17th century. Click for Details & Reviews Quantity:

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Altogether Lovely: Edwards on the Glory and Excellency of Christ by Jonathan Edwards $24.00 | Hardcover | 232 pages | Soli Deo Gloria OUR PRICE: $19.50 Why should a preacher be known *primarily* as pre-occupied with hell-fire and brimstone when the chief theme of his preaching ministry was how wonderful Jesus Christ is? This was the theme and joy which drove Edwards. To portray him as obsessed with eternal punishment is simply a lie of secularists. Once "a divine and supernatural light" invades the soul, how can a person not but love the most beautiful one of all, the lovely and glorious Christ?! Nine of his sweetest sermons are in this soul-nourishing volume. Click on "details" below for their names Click for Details & Reviews Quantity:

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Blessed Death of Those Who Die in the Lord by James Durham $21.99 | Hardcover | 129 pages | Soli Deo Gloria OUR PRICE: $18.50 Death is certain for all, but not all will die in the same spiritual condition. Some will die in Christ, others will die outside of Him. None of us can know the time of our death, but we can prepare ourselves now to insure that it is a safe and happy change. In an exposition of Revelation 14:13, ""Blessed are they which die in the Lord,"" James Durham, a Scottish preacher from the 17th century, shows the joys of those who die in the Lord as well as the misery of those who reject Him. Durham (1622-1658) shows how, contrary to modern ideas, the refusal to meditate in a preparatory way on one's departure for this world is not a way to peace of mind, but the opposite, making us prone to all sorts of evil lifestyles and comfortles living. Click for Details & Reviews Quantity:

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Charity and its Fruits: Christian Love as Manifested in the Heart and Life by Jonathan Edwards $27.00 | Hardcover | 326 pages | Soli Deo Gloria OUR PRICE: $22.50 In this collection of sermons on I Corinthians 13, Jonathan Edwards shows that Christians are called to exemplify the great virtue of love through their thoughts and actions. First published in the 1800's by Edwards' grandson, who altered the style in some matters. This edition has been re-edited back to restore Jonathan Edwards' original style. "When people ask me what the most important books I've ever read are, Charity and its Fruits is on my 'Top Ten' list. It's one of those books that I return to over and and over again." -- R.C. Sproul Click for Details & Reviews Quantity: See Also: Charity and its Fruits - Jonathan Edwards $13.00 | Paperback | 368 pages Paperback edition of the same book, from the Banner of Truth Quantity:

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Christ's Counsel to His Languishing Church by Obadiah Sedgwick $20.99 | Hardcover | 149 pages | Soli Deo Gloria OUR PRICE: $16.50 Every Christian at one time or another, faces the challenge of keeping his first love for Christ warm and alive. Using Christ's words to the church at Sardis from Revelation 3, Sedgwick encourages Christians to repent and do their first works, thereby keeping their love for Christ burning. Appendixed is a helpful sermon on how to rescue and preserve a nation that has wandered from God. Click for Details & Reviews Quantity:

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Christ's Last Disclosure of Himself by William Greenhill $19.99 | Hardcover | 204 pages | Soli Deo Gloria OUR PRICE: $17.00 The Lord Jesus Christ's last statements about Himself are contained in Revelation 22:16-17. In this rare reprint, a Puritan opens and explains this beautiful passage fully, revealing the heart of Christ towards sinners. Puritan evangelistic zeal and love for Christ at its best! Beautiful hardcover with attractive jacket. Click for Details & Reviews Quantity:

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Dealing With Sin in Our Children - pack of 10 by Arthur Hildersham $40.00 | Booklet | 29 pages | Soli Deo Gloria OUR PRICE: $29.00 10 copies of this booklet. This English Puritan has gathered many insights often overlooked, from the Scriptures, in this valuable short study of how to help our children recognize their own sin and to equip them to resist it and turn from it. Compiled with the best material, the core of the matter, from several of his sermons. Hildersham lived 1563-1632. Click for Details & Reviews Quantity:

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Duty of Self-Denial, and Ten other Sermons by Thomas Watson $22.95 | Hardcover | 206 pages | Soli Deo Gloria OUR PRICE: $18.50 The Duty of Self-Denial is covered in a treatise covering 8 chapters; and the book includes 10 other sermons by Watson, 7 of which are not found in any other works of Watson printed since the 17th century. The other ten sermons in this valuable collection are: ~ The Comforting Rod ~ The Peace of Christ ~ Kiss the Son ~ Till My Change Comes ~ His Heart is Fixed ~ Light in Darkness ~ The Good Shepherd ~ How Must We Make Religion Our Business? ~ The Day of Judgment Asserted ~ How God is His People's Great Reward. Click for Details & Reviews Quantity: See Also: Revival and Revivalism - Iain H. Murray $ | Quantity:

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Fight of Faith Crowned, the by Thomas Watson $20.99 | Hardcover | 191 pages | Soli Deo Gloria OUR PRICE: $17.50 With this volume of his remaining sermons, all of Watson's sermonic material is in print. These sermons, with the exception of "The One Thing Necessary," have not been reprinted for over 300 years. This volume contains these sermons: The Crown of Righteousness, The Righteous Man's Weal and the Wicked Man's Woe, Time's Shortness, The Fight of Faith Crowned, A Plea for Alms and The One Thing Necessary. Click for Details & Reviews Quantity:

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God's Call to Young People by Various Puritans $21.95 | Hardcover | 230 pages | Soli Deo Gloria OUR PRICE: $18.50 It was common practice in the Puritan churches of New England to preach to the young people of the church and town on a regular basis. Some churches took every 8th Sunday to devote to preaching to the hearts of their youth. This rare volume contains nine memorable sermones from eminent 17th and 18th century preachers. Click for Details & Reviews Quantity:

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God's Terrible Voice in the City by Thomas Vincent $24.95 | Hardcover | 236 pages | Soli Deo Gloria OUR PRICE: $22.00 Vincent was one of the heroes of London during the Great Fire and the Great Plague, both of which decimated the city. Here is his eyewitness accounts of those horrible events, and his spiritual analysis of how God judges wickedness in a city and in a society. This is a lithograph of a scarce 1831 edition. Click for Details & Reviews Quantity:

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God's Thoughts and Ways Above Ours, Especially in the Forgiveness of Sins by John Shower $21.99 | Hardcover | 128 pages | Soli Deo Gloria OUR PRICE: $16.50 A delightful study of God's forgiveness! This is the most refreshing, sweet collection of Puritan sermons we have seen released in some time. The theme of this book: there is no blessing in this world which compares to knowing that you are forgiven! And our God does not merely pardon, but according to Isaiah 55, "He will ~abundantly~ pardon" - a phrase which is the focal point of these sermons. Click for Details & Reviews Quantity:

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Gospel Conversation (conduct worthy of the gospel) by Jeremiah Burroughs $24.00 | Hardcover | 274 pages | Soli Deo Gloria OUR PRICE: $19.50 The conduct of believers must shine alongside that of those who do not believe the gospel; true Christians must pursue a holy life. In his day, Jeremiah Burroughs' heart was grieved to see that a holy life was not common among professing Christians. One can only imagine how grieved he would be at the state of things today! But Burroughs considered the power of godliness not to consist in high, lofty speculation regarding theological minutia, but rather in a holy walk in practical living. He shows that to live a holy life, a Christian must first be acquainted with the root from which all holiness must spring. Unless we do all for and from Christ, our lusts will not be mortified, our duties will not be accepted, and our consciences will not be purified. We shall not be strengthened against affliction, neither shall we persevere. We must not be brought to glory in ourselves, but in Jesus Christ. Click for Details & Reviews Quantity:

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Gospel Fear by Jeremiah Burroughs $18.00 | Hardcover | 160 pages | Soli Deo Gloria OUR PRICE: $16.50 The concept of "reverence" has nearly vanished in our day. We have become irreverent towards holy things, through our ignorance of God and His holiness. If we could regain Isaiah's view of the holiness of God, it would make us different people. Fear, in Scripture, is a synonym for "awe" or "reverence." This highly-respected work from the 17th century addresses the importance of reverence for God's Word. We are told in Scripture that God will look to the one who trembles at His Word (Isa. 66:2). May God infuse His Church with such an awe and reverence for that Word. Click for Details & Reviews Quantity:

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Gospel Reconciliation by Jeremiah Burroughs $26.00 | Hardcover | 379 pages | Soli Deo Gloria OUR PRICE: $22.50 In this scarce treatise by Jeremiah Burroughs, he shows that there is a breach made between man and God, and that there is a way for peace to be made. Over the course of 81 chapters, Burroughs shows that reconciliation with God comes only through the work of Christ, for a finite creature who can never satisft an infinite God. Click for Details & Reviews Quantity:

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Gospel Remission by Jeremiah Burroughs $24.00 | Hardcover | 310 pages | Soli Deo Gloria OUR PRICE: $18.00 This book, subtitled "True Blessedness Consists in Pardon of Sin," is comprised of sermons Burroughs preached after his masterful treatise of entitled "The Evil of Evils," also published by Soli Deo Gloria. This entire work is an exposition of Psalm 32:1: "Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven and whose sin is covered." After showing in The Evil of Evils that sin is indeed the greatest evil, Burroughs here shows that it must follow, then, that pardon or remission of sin is the greatest blessing a man can have. Click for Details & Reviews Quantity:

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