http://femina.reformedblogs.com/2007/07/24/to-walk-worthy/ Mon, 08 Sep 2008 09:59:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=wordpress-mu-1.2.5 http://femina.reformedblogs.com/2007/07/24/to-walk-worthy/#comment-1374 Meredith Riedel Sun, 29 Jul 2007 12:58:04 +0000 http://femina.reformedblogs.com/2007/07/24/to-walk-worthy/#comment-1374 This is solid gold. I love the Puritans. They had real faith, true and tempered steel and a grip like that of Valiant-for-Truth. Thomas Watson is also one of my favorites and I am delighted to find him being quoted -- just discovered your blog and have been greatly encouraged and edified. Many thanks! Meredith This is solid gold. I love the Puritans. They had real faith, true and tempered steel and a grip like that of Valiant-for-Truth. Thomas Watson is also one of my favorites and I am delighted to find him being quoted — just discovered your blog and have been greatly encouraged and edified. Many thanks!
Meredith

]]> http://femina.reformedblogs.com/2007/07/24/to-walk-worthy/#comment-1289 ebenezer Wed, 25 Jul 2007 00:04:37 +0000 http://femina.reformedblogs.com/2007/07/24/to-walk-worthy/#comment-1289 Hi. Thomas Watson is my favorite Puritan writer. I have four of his works. I think I first became aware of his writings about 30 years ago [wow! - that may mean I am starting to age :-)]. Anyway, I enjoy reading Puritan writings a great deal. I also like reading Spurgeon's sermons (sort of a next generation Puritan. Of course, there is America's own Puritan writer - Jonathan Edwards. Arthur W. Pink probably took the mantel next. Today I would say that men like Mark Dever, R.C. Sproul, etc. are carrying on the Puritan traditions. Oh well, the whole point of this - it is good to see someone quote Thomas Watson. If he lived any where near to his writings - he was quite a Christian to be hold (I think history testifies that he was that indeed. It is recorded that he died while in his prayer closet). Blessings - Pastor Bruce Hi.
Thomas Watson is my favorite Puritan writer. I have four of his works. I think I first became aware of his writings about 30 years ago [wow! - that may mean I am starting to age :-)]. Anyway, I enjoy reading Puritan writings a great deal. I also like reading Spurgeon’s sermons (sort of a next generation Puritan. Of course, there is America’s own Puritan writer - Jonathan Edwards. Arthur W. Pink probably took the mantel next. Today I would say that men like Mark Dever, R.C. Sproul, etc. are carrying on the Puritan traditions. Oh well, the whole point of this - it is good to see someone quote Thomas Watson. If he lived any where near to his writings - he was quite a Christian to be hold (I think history testifies that he was that indeed. It is recorded that he died while in his prayer closet).
Blessings - Pastor Bruce

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