Baptist Church, General & Miscellaneous Christian Theology, Christianity - General & Miscellaneous, Calvinism

Streams in the Desert

Name: Streams in the Desert
Author: James Smith
ISBN: 9781612036588

by James Smith

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Overview

This book contains a variety. It is a collection of pieces written at different times, for different purposes. These are now brought together, in the hope that they will be useful both to saints and sinners.
A few, are more suitable for unconverted sinners, they point out the way of salvation, and set forth the method of justification by faith in the Lord Jesus, and may be as balm to a wounded conscience.
Should you derive benefit from it, will you recommend it to others. It may do them good too. Let us always bear in mind, that God works by means-and frequently by the most simple means. Let us use the means in faith, expecting a blessing in the use of them, forasmuch as we know that our labor shall not be in vain in the Lord. May the good Lord bless both writer and reader-making us holy, useful, and happy! Amen.

Synopsis

This book contains a variety. It is a collection of pieces written at different times, for different purposes. These are now brought together, in the hope that they will be useful both to saints and sinners. A few, are more suitable for unconverted sinners, they point out the way of salvation, and set forth the method of justification by faith in the Lord Jesus, and may be as balm to a wounded conscience. Should you derive benefit from it, will you recommend it to others. It may do them good too. Let us always bear in mind, that God works by means-and frequently by the most simple means. Let us use the means in faith, expecting a blessing in the use of them, forasmuch as we know that our labor shall not be in vain in the Lord. May the good Lord bless both writer and reader-making us holy, useful, and happy! Amen.