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	The True Christian's Love to the Unseen Christ Vincent, Thomas	This is one of the most poignant books ever to come from a Puritan pen. Thomas Vincent (1634-1678) was the brother of Nathanael Vincent, who wrote one of the treatises in The Puritans on Conversion. This pricelessdevotional is based on 1 Peter 1:8, "Jesus Christ, whom having not seen, you love..." There is, ofcourse, nothing more basic in Christianity than love to Christ. It is difficult to describe the passionatelove for Christ that flows from every page of this treatment of the beauty of Christ. This is a warmbath for a weary soul. In the foreword to the book, John MacArthur says, "This book is amuch-needed tonic for a cold and decaying church. Drink deeply of it and let it quench your soul'scraving. The truth it contains will transform your walk with our blessed Lord." This edition has alengthy sketch of the author, and is completely retypeset for easier reading.	H/B, 127 pages Price : $19.0 nett Sorry, this title is temporarily out of stock.
	A Discourse Concerning Love Vincent, Nathaniel	Here are seven chapters by the brother of Thomas Vincent on the role and importance of love among Christians in the church. Some of the subjects addressed are how the church is to edify itself by love, the properties of love, and how there is no excuse for lack of love in the church. This book is completely retypeset and updated for easier reading.	H/B, 113 pages Price : $16.0 nett
	The Duty of Self-Denial (and Ten Other Sermons) Watson, Thomas	The title treatise, eight chapters long, and seven of the ten other sermons, have not been reprinted since the 17th century. Some of the newly-reprinted sermon titles are: "Kiss the Son," "His Heart is Fixed," "The Peace ofChrist," and "The Comforting Rod."	H/B, 206 pages Price : $23.0 nett Sorry, this title is temporarily out of stock.
	Heaven Taken by Storm Watson, Thomas	This book shows the "holy violence a Christian is to put forth in the pursuit after glory." Watson gives the reader a practical handbook on Christian living, a guide on using the means of grace in dependency upon the Spirit. He focuses upon the "holy violence" a Christian is to exercise through the reading of Scripture, prayer, meditation, self-examination, conduct, and the sanctification of the Lord's Day. It was first published in London in 1669. The first American edition was in 1810,   and  this is  the  first  reprinting  since that edition.	H/B, 129 pages Price : $15.0 nett
	The Mischief of Sin Watson, Thomas	This scarce volume was first published in 1671, and there has never been a second printing until now. This is Watson's treatment on sin, containing four parts: "The Mischief of Sin," "The Desperateness of Sinners," "An Alarm to Sinners," and "Hell's Furnace Heated Hotter." The appendix is called, "The Mystery of the Lord’s Supper." In his forward to this book, John MacArthur says, "The book enriched and expanded my own understanding of sin and grace beyond anything I could have anticipated. Thomas Watson's study of sin is profound, convicting, thought-provoking, and filled with rich spiritual insight. It distills the best attributes of Puritan writing. As devotional as it is doctrinal, as practical as it is biblically sound, and as delightful as it is convicting, this book cuts to the very heart of the biblical issues regarding sin. You cannot read it and remain indifferent toward sin in your own life. you will find this book a tremendous uplift as your soul is infused with a holy hatred of sin and a new appreciation for the boundless riches of God's grace. Few books have moved me as this one did."	H/B, 163 pages Price : $17.0 nett
	Puritans on Conversion Compilation	This is a compilation of three Puritan treatises, each dealing with a different aspect of conversion. Samuel Bolton shows us that sin is the greatest evil. NathanaelVincent takes us through the steps of conversion. Thomas Watson shows us that, even after we areconverted, we are to seek God above all else.	H/B, 211 pages Price : $17.0 nett Sorry, this title is temporarily out of stock.
	Puritans on the Lord's Supper Compilation	This is a fourth of our "Puritans On..." series. Collected here are 7 chapters by Richard Vines, Edmund Calamy, Thomas Wadsworth, Joseph Alleine, and Thomas Watson.  You will have a greater understanding of, and appreciation for, the Lord's Supper after reading this book!	H/B, 196 pages Price : $20.0 nett Sorry, this title is temporarily out of stock.
	Puritans on Loving One Another Compilation	Included are four separate works by Ralph Venning on "The New Commandment Renewed," Thomas Manton on "Love One Another," Joseph Caryl on "The Nature and Principles of Love as the End of the Commandment," and John Ball on "The Holy Exercise of Love."  The doctrines and principles given in these treatments of holy love should go far in dispelling the caricature of the Puritans as legalistic, unloving and stuffy.	H/B, 130 pages Price : $17.0 nett Sorry, this title is temporarily out of stock.
	Puritans on Prayer Compilation	This is the second in our "Puritans on..." series. Included in this book are three separate titles: "The Saints' Daily Exercise" by John Preston (5 sermons on 1Thessalonians 5:17), "The Spirit of Prayer" by Nathaniel Vincent (on Ephesians 6:18), and "SecretPrayer" by Samuel Lee, or as the Puritans called it, "closet prayer" (on Matthew 6:6).	H/B, 293 pages Price : $25.0 nett Sorry, this title is temporarily out of stock.