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The Wells of Salvation Opened
Or, A Treatise discovering the Nature, Preciousness, Usefulness of Gospel-Promises, and Rules for the Right Application of them.
In "The Wells of Salvation Opened," William Spurstowe masterfully considers the profound depths of gospel promises, illuminating their nature, preciousness, and transformative power. This treatise, originally composed of a series of sermons, systematically explores the multifaceted role of divine promises in the believer's life, from their initial spiritual rebirth to their enduring sanctification and ultimate glorification.
Spurstowe begins by defining what a promise is and then unfolds its significance through a series of positive and cautionary rules, ensuring readers understand how to rightly apply these promises. He emphasizes that the promises of God are not mere words but life-giving streams of grace that nourish and sustain the soul in every stage of spiritual growth. They serve as milk for spiritual infants, strength for young believers, and a steadfast staff for the mature, guiding them through the trials and tribulations of life.
The treatise also addresses the common challenges believers face in trusting and applying God's promises, offering practical advice to overcome doubts and fears. Spurstowe's pastoral heart shines through as he encourages readers to find solace and strength in the promises, assuring them that these divine assurances are not only for the strong in faith but also for the weak and weary.
With profound theological insights and practical applications, "The Wells of Salvation Opened" stands as a timeless work that calls believers to drink deeply from the well of God's promises. It invites readers to experience the refreshing, sustaining, and transformative power of God's Word, ensuring that their faith is firmly anchored in the unshakeable foundation of divine truth.
This book is a must-read for those seeking to deepen their understanding of God's promises and their application in daily life, offering rich spiritual nourishment and guidance for every believer's journey of faith.
In "The Wells of Salvation Opened," William Spurstowe masterfully considers the profound depths of gospel promises, illuminating their nature, preciousness, and transformative power. This treatise, originally composed of a series of sermons, systematically explores the multifaceted role of divine promises in the believer's life, from their initial spiritual rebirth to their enduring sanctification and ultimate glorification.
Spurstowe begins by defining what a promise is and then unfolds its significance through a series of positive and cautionary rules, ensuring readers understand how to rightly apply these promises. He emphasizes that the promises of God are not mere words but life-giving streams of grace that nourish and sustain the soul in every stage of spiritual growth. They serve as milk for spiritual infants, strength for young believers, and a steadfast staff for the mature, guiding them through the trials and tribulations of life.
The treatise also addresses the common challenges believers face in trusting and applying God's promises, offering practical advice to overcome doubts and fears. Spurstowe's pastoral heart shines through as he encourages readers to find solace and strength in the promises, assuring them that these divine assurances are not only for the strong in faith but also for the weak and weary.
With profound theological insights and practical applications, "The Wells of Salvation Opened" stands as a timeless work that calls believers to drink deeply from the well of God's promises. It invites readers to experience the refreshing, sustaining, and transformative power of God's Word, ensuring that their faith is firmly anchored in the unshakeable foundation of divine truth.
This book is a must-read for those seeking to deepen their understanding of God's promises and their application in daily life, offering rich spiritual nourishment and guidance for every believer's journey of faith.
194 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 18, 2024
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October 9, 2023
Beautifully written. Refreshing and encouraging. Some repetition, but we’ll worth rehearsing an abundance of God’s promises that all find their Yes and Amen in Christ.
December 23, 2024
"And so to honor the Wells of salvation should Christians make known the great things that God hath done for them, and leave in every place where they come some testimony of their thankfulness, and God's goodness." (p. 180)
May 2, 2024
Good, but not as devotionally sweet as other Puritan works.
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