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	The Christian's Freedom: the Doctrine of Christian Liberty Downame, George	GeorgeDowname, brother of the renowned John Downame, was Bishop of Derry and Chaplain to King James I. This rare reprint is on John 8:36, "If the Son shall make you free, you shall be free indeed."	H/B, 131 pages Price : $16.0 nett Sorry, this title is temporarily out of stock.
	Keeping the Heart Flavel, John	One of the most endearing Puritan works is Flavel's A Saint Indeed or the Great Work of a Christian Opened and Pressed. We have entitled it Keeping the Heart,for that is what Flavel presses us to do. This is an extensive treatment of Proverbs 4:23, "Keep thyheart, for out of it flow the issues of life." This book has been completely retypeset and updated foreasier reading; and there is also a helpful introduction and added study guide which makes this booksuitable for study by individuals and groups.	H/B, 170 pages Price : $20.0 nett
	The Way to True Happiness Harris, Robert	These 24 sermons on the Beatitudes are without equal. I have read Burroughs, Watson, and Lloyd-Jones on the beatitudes, but believe these to surpass them all. Robert Harris was a preacher at Hamwell, replacing the famous John Dod. He was a member of the Westminster Assembly of Divines, and later president of Trinity College, Oxford. This is some of the most insightful, comforting material you will ever read anywhere.	H/B, 450 pages Price :  $33.0 nett Sorry, this title is temporarily out of stock.
	The Quest for Meekness and Quietness of Spirit Henry, Matthew	Known as the famed Puritan commentator, Matthew Henry (1662-1714) sets out in this book to define what meekness is, to show what excellence there is in it, and to make numerous applications. This is a wonderful treatment of 1 Peter 3:4, "Even the ornament of a meek and quiet spirit, which is in the sight of God of great price."	H/B, 144 pages Price :  $19.0 nett
	The Family Altar (Vol 4 of the Works) Heywood, Oliver	Contains "The Family Altar,"Heywood's treatment of family worship;"Baptismal Bonds" on the covenant engagements made in baptism; "The Best Entail" on the nature of the covenant of grace, and "Heavenly Converse".	H/B, 560 pages Price : $35.0 nett Sorry, this title is temporarily out of stock.
	The Saint's Encouragement to Diligence in Christ's Service Janeway, James	This treatise on 2 Peter 1:11 is a call to us to not grow weary in doing good. Janeway's doctrine is this: "They which use their utmost diligence in the things of God all their days shall at last have an abundant entrance ministered to them in the everlasting kingdom of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ." There is a preface to this work by Richard Baxter.	H/B, 119 pages Price :  $16.0 nett Sorry, this title is temporarily out of stock.
	The Mortified Christian Love, Christopher	This is Love's treatment of Romans 8:13 on mortifying the deeds of the flesh in ten sermons. In addition, there are two sermons on how to most profitably hear the Word of God preached. This book has been completely retypeset and updated for easier reading.	H/B, 150 pages Price : $17.0 nett Sorry, this title is temporarily out of stock.
	Sermons of Matthew Mead Mead, Matthew	This is the only other 19th-century reprint by the author of The Almost Christian Discovered. This volume includes twelve sermons alone on "Falling into the Hands of the Living God."	H/B, 435 pages Price :  $22.0 nett Sorry, this title is temporarily out of stock.
	The Almost Christian Discovered Mead, Matthew	In typical Puritan fashion, Mead shows the many ways that a person can be deceived into thinking he is a Christian when, in fact, he is merely an "almost Christian." Short and readable, this classic will help you to examine yourself to see if you are, indeed, in the faith. Mead's purpose is two-fold: to shake nominal believer who may be very “religious" out of their complacency, and to give true believers the comfort of their security. This book has been completely retypeset and updated for easier reading.	Second Edition:  H/B, 166 pages Price : $19.0 nett
	Biblical Theology Owen, John	Owen wrote 24 volumes, and only 23 have been available in reprint. Biblical Theology, has been in Latin, and this is the first-ever English edition of this important work. It was translated into English by Dr. Stephen Westcott. It contains six sections, tracing theologyfrom Adam to the present. Appendixed is Owen's Defense of Scripture against Fanaticism, which hasmuch to say in the current discussions with Charismatics. J.I. Packer says, "All the qualities weexpect of Owen--the focus on God, the passion for Christ, the honoring of the Holy Spirit, the shattering depth of insight into human sinfulness and perversity, the concern for holiness, the radicalview of regeneration, the vision of the church as a spiritual fellowship that worships, the distrust ofphilosophical schemes and styles for dealing with divine things, the celebration of God's wisdom ingiving the Scriptures in the form in which we have them--all are seen here."	H/B, 911 pages Price :  $50.0 nett
	A Beam of Divine Glory Pearse, Edward	Pearse, the pastor of St. Margaret’s, Westminster (adjacent to Westminster Abbey) wrote this extremely scarce treatment on the immutability of God—the doctrine that God never changes. Pearse shows that this doctrine is of the greatest comfort to saints, and should be of the greatest terror to sinners. Completely retypeset and edited from a 17th century edition, this book also contains “The Soul’s Rest in God.”	H/B, 190 pages Price :  $19.0 nett Sorry, this title is temporarily out of stock.
	Solitude Improved by Divine Meditation Ranew, Nathanael	This is a scarce book by a little-known Puritan, but was widely-read and loved in his day. The premise of the book is that one need never waste time when alone, for that time could be spent in meditating upon God. Ranew covers what meditation is, that it is a duty for every Christian, how we can go about that duty, and how meditation is a spiritual pleasure. This is a reprint of the 1839 edition by the Religious Tract Society.	H/B, 341 pages Price :  $25.0 nett Sorry, this title is temporarily out of stock.
	A Guide to Christ Stoddard, Solomon	This is a manual written "to help young ministers guide seeking souls through the work of conversion." It is largely a treatise on what the Puritans called "preparation" or "seeking," in answer to the question, what should a person do who desires salvation, but does not find it in his heart to believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and be saved? Solomon Stoddard(1643-1729) was an important figure in New England theological history. He was not only thegrandfather of Jonathan Edwards, but he was also the commencement speaker at Harvard College forover 40 years. He was often referred to as the "Pope of Western Massachusetts" because of hisinfluence. In his introduction to the book, Dr. John Gerstner calls this book "a classic," and says, "This Guide leads us to the finest in Reformed theology. The only trouble with this book is that it is too good. We are not worthy of its author." The book also contains a preface by Increase Mather, and two additional sermons by Stoddard. A Guide to Christ was last printed in 1816 in Northampton, but has now been completely retypeset and updated for easier reading.	H/B, 120 pages Price :  $17.0 nett Sorry, this title is temporarily out of stock.
	The Safety of Appearing on the Day of Judgment in the Righteousness  of Christ Stoddard, Solomon	There is no more important question than that of how a man is made right with God. Is it through the merits of Christ or the merits of men? Stoddard, the grandfather of Jonathan Edwards, shows that the only safe place to be found at the end of one's life is in the righteousness of Christ, in His merits alone. This is a scarce and extremely valuable work by this important New England Puritan.	H/B, 349 pages Price : $25.0 nett Sorry, this title is temporarily out of stock.
	The Case and Cure of a Deserted Soul Symonds, Joseph	According to J.I. Packer and Peter Lewis this is the classic Puritan treatment of what Martin Lloyd-Jones called "spiritual depression." Lewis says that this book "shows a mind and heart replete with the best qualities of Puritan learning and devotion." Symonds is the Puritan pastor and counselor at his best. Out of print for 200 years, this book is completely retypeset and updated for easier reading.	H/B, 360 pages Price : $28.0 nett Sorry, this title is temporarily out of stock.