Publisher's Synopsis
Thomas Doolittle (1632-1707) was an English Puritan who loved the Lord Jesus Christ "with all his heart, soul, mind and strength."
Typical of the Puritan style, Doolittle digs into the reader's heart and mind with the power of the Spirit - exposing excuses, failures, self-deceptions and influences of the world to bring the repentent sinner back to the Lord Jesus where he belongs. And, ever faithful to the Biblical text, he reveals what will happen to those who hold Jesus Christ in contempt through word, thought or deed. Doolittle plumbs the depths of the glory and majesty of Christ's works. With all these treasures made plain in the testimony of Scripture, the author lays before us the riches of the Father's Treasures in his beloved Son. This vision, this hope, that Doolittle could see so clearly, is what drives the Christian to true love for the Savior.
