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Thomas Watson
(1620-1686)
"There is a happy union of sound doctrine, heart-searching
experience, and practical wisdom throughout all of
Watson's writings!" —Charles Spurgeon
CHOICE EXCERPTS
Watson BOOKS
The Worst Things
A Treatise Concerning
Meditation
God is His People's Great
Reward
A Consolation in
Affliction
The Attributes of God
The Spiritual Watch
The Lord's Supper
Heart Purity
The Death of the
Righteous
The Duty of Self-Denial
The Good Shepherd
The Comforting Rod
Sanctification
Christian Joy
The Righteous Man's
Weal—and the Wicked Man's Woe
Mystical Union between Christ and His People
The Saint's Desire to be with
Christ
The Good Practitioner
The Fight of Faith
Crowned
A godly man does not
indulge in any sin
The godly man
weeps
A Christian on Earth,
Still in Heaven
The Beauty of Grace
The Evil Tongue
The Upright Man's
Character
The Soul's Malady and
Cure
Wise as Serpents, Harmless
as Doves
The Substantial
Excellency of Spiritual Things
A New Creature
The Heavenly Race
The Fiery Serpents
The Spiritual Vine
Time's Shortness
Christ All in All
The Mystical Temple
Roman Catholicism
A Plea for Alms
Farewell Prayer
The Crown of
Righteousness
Reading the Scriptures
with Profit
The Perfume of Love
The Trees of
Righteousness Blossoming
and Bringing Forth Fruit
A Plea for the Godly
The Happiness of Drawing Near to
God
The Loveliness of Christ
A Godly
Man is a Lover of the Word
Light in Darkness
His Heart Is Fixed
One
Thing Necessary
The Christian's Charter
The Day of Judgment Asserted
A Test of Assurance
The Saint's Spiritual
Delight
Kiss the Son
Until My Change Comes
True Religion—our Business
The Peace of Christ
How to read Scripture with most
spiritual profit
God's Anatomy Upon
Man's Heart
The Preciousness of the
Soul
Comfort for the Church
Knowing and Doing Good
The Sacred Anchor
Let Us Not Grow Weary
Farewell Sermon
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