Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Saints' Everlasting Rest, or a Treatise on the Blessed State of the Saints in Their Enjoyment of God in Heaven
Nor is it less observable, that Mr. Baxter himself taking notice in a paper found in his study after his death, what numbers of persons were converted by reading his Call to the Unconverted, accounts of which he had received by letter every week, expressly adds, This little book [the Call to the Unconverted] God hath blessed with unexpected success, beyond all that l have written, except the Saints' Rest. With an em dent reference to this book, and even during the life of the author, the pious Mr. Plavcl affectionately says, Mr. Baxter is almost in heaven; living in the daily views, and cheerful expectation, of the Saints' Ever lasting Rest with God; and is left for a little while among us, as a great example of the life of faith.
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