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Wise Sayings

Of the Rev. Thomas Watson

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500 in stock

Weight .2 lbs
Dimensions 5.25 × 3.6 × .5 in
ISBN 9781800405127
Binding

Paperback

Format

Book

Page Count

152

Original Pub Date

1850

Banner Pub Date

2026

Series

Pocket Puritans

Wise Sayings is a collection of pithy, striking, and memorable quotations drawn from the works of the much-loved English Puritan, Thomas Watson (c. 1620–1686). Arranged alphabetically and covering some forty-five topics, they introduce the reader to Watson’s penetrating theological insights and practical pastoral wisdom, more of which can be found in The Works of Thomas Watson, also published by the Trust.

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Afflictions 1
Assurance 10
Angels 14
Care 15
Cheerfulness 16
Christ 20
Christians 24
Conscience 25
Contentment 26
Election 32
Eternity 33
Exhortation 34
Experience 35
Exposition of Texts 39
Faith 45
Fear—Fear of God 54
Grace, and Graces of the Spirit 59
God 67
Heaven 74
Hell 79
Holiness 80
Holy Spirit 84
Hope 84
Humility 87
Life 87
Lord’s Supper 89
Love 92
Mercy 96
Meditation 100
Ministers 103
Pardon 106
Prayer 112
Praise 118
Promises 119
Providence 121
Redemption 122
Riches 124
Salvation 125
Scriptures 125
Sin—Sinners 129
Soul 133
Temptation 124
Truth 125
World 136

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