Reform

by Richard Arthur

Reformb The best tutorial on Puritan writingThe Puritans for Today)"Puriton for Today" is a series that revives the representative works of the 16th and 17th century Puritans in todays language. We have embraced the spiritual struggle of Puritan to pursue the glory of God, to desire His word, and to live the gospel in all areas of life. These classics that shine more brightly in the era of spiritual darkness will be an index of true faith for their readers."You must turn away from your heart." A stronger desire for Christ I must swallow evil cravings. "bThis book consists of four series of sermons taken from 2 Chronicles 34: 26-28. The first sermon, "frail heart," is not only a sermon that becomes the foundation of the rest of the three, but also the foundation of the whole of the doctrine of theology. He believed that dealing with the mind was the maintenance of one of the most profound insights of the Reformation. In his second sermon, "The virtue that humility herself," he shows that a weak mind and a humble heart are together. Humility is not an attempt to underestimate itself in vain, it is the inevitable result of a frail mind. In his third sermon, "The Virtue of Wailing," explain that he who loves the Lord hates sin with his heart. A man whose heart is stiff does not feel the weight of it while carrying the burden of sin. Therefore, hypocrites do not really hate sin, though they can fight sin because sin is harmful to their reputation. The fourth sermon, "The rest of the saints," makes the whole conclusion. The desire of a person with a weak mind is to return to Christ himself!

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Published March 12, 2018