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Updated to Modern English"The Saint's Treasury" by Jeremiah Burroughs is a deeply insightful theological work that comprises a series of sermons. Each sermon addresses a distinct spiritual theme, articulating the profound nature of Christian faith and practice. The contents include explorations of the exceptional nature and holiness of God, the central role of Christ in the believer's life, the joy of experiencing heavenly things through faith, the contrast between the natural man's subjection to the law and the Christian's liberty through the Gospel, and reflections on preparing for Judgment. This book offers rich, scripturally grounded insights, making it an invaluable resource for deepening one's understanding of these key aspects of Christian doctrine and life.The book presents a theology deeply rooted in the Puritan tradition, emphasizing the centrality of Christ in the Christian faith. Burroughs' teachings focus on the necessity of understanding and acknowledging Jesus Christ as the mediator between God and humanity. He underscores the belief that no blessings or grace can be received from God except through Christ, a cornerstone of Puritan theology. This perspective is particularly evident in his emphasis on the mediation of Christ as essential for salvation and the reception of divine mercy.
Nous voulons tous tre heureux, mais nous trouvons cela parfois difficile. Nous vivons dans un monde o le m contentement r gne, et nous avons tendance nous plaindre. Cependant, les chr tiens peuvent jouir d'un bonheur particulier qui leur permet de demeurer heureux en toutes circonstances. Dans ce livre, Jeremiah Burroughs nous explique les raisons de ce bonheur et les moyens de le pr server.
EL CONTENTAMIENTO EN LA VIDA CRISTIANA ES ALGO QUE SE APRENDE Jeremiah Burroughs combinaba armoniosamente en su persona lo que podr an considerarse cualidades incompatibles: un celo ferviente por la pureza de doctrina y culto, y un esp ritu pac fico, que anhelaba y trabajaba por la unidad cristiana. Uno de sus principales escritos, La joya rara del contentamiento cristiano se caracteriza por la sensatez, la claridad, la aptitud de ilustraci n y la calidez de la apelaci n al coraz n. Hay un arca a la que pueden entrar, donde ning n hombre en el mundo puede vivir tan c modo, alegre y contento como los santos de Dios.Burroughs insiste en su lecci n con todo el fervor y la contundencia de un verdadero y fiel ministro de Dios. "Lector, c mpralo, ponlo y ll valo all , y ser , como dice Salom n, 'vida a tu alma, y gracia a tu cuello'. No temer s cuando te acuestes; s , tu sue o te ser dulce, porque el Se or ser tu confianza." Michael Boland JEREMIAH BURROUGHS (1600-1646), es uno de los m s conocidos puritanos ingleses, curso estudios en la Universidad de Cambridge donde destaco por su erudici n y profunda piedad. Es autor de muchos libros entre los que se destacan Remedios preciosos contra las artima as del diablo, La joya rara del contentamiento cristiano, entre muchos otros.
Burroughs' text in this work is Psalm 148:13, focusing on the phrase, "For his name alone is excellent." His main argument is to demonstrate God's glorious character, that the psalmist does not rest in simply praising God for his glory that appears in the creatures, but he rises higher to praise and bless God for what there is in himself above that which appears in any creature. Burroughs sets his point of view directly in line with the glorious nature of God himself, and the excellent name of God above all things. It is true that God manifests himself in heaven and earth as glorious, but, there is a further glory of God that is within himself, beyond all that is, or can be manifested in or to any creature. This is the substance of this ensuing work. Burroughs covers two main doctrines: that a gracious heart is not satisfied with praising God only for his works but rises higher to praise him for himself. And, God is a most excellent being above all things. In these two doctrines he lays out the biblical arguments that press Christians to give glory to God's inherent excellency. Certainly, God is to be praised for all his works, (for creation, providence and redemption in Jesus Christ), but God is to be praised especially for who he is in and of himself in his glorious nature.
Conducta Evangelica
Jeremiah Burroughs; Teologia Para Vivir Editorial
Teologia Para Vivir
2023
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Gospel-Fear or the Heart Trembling at the Word of God
C Matthew McMahon; Jeremiah Burroughs
Puritan Publications
2023
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The fear of God is a primary spiritual grace deposited in the redeemed and pardoned soul. Scripture is filled with directives in obedience before God based on godly fear because it is a principal grace; it is part of the beginning of grace. Why are not more Christian books taken up with the fear of the Lord? It is because at the outset, such seems to be very offensive to modern Christian sensibilities. And yet, "The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom, and the knowledge of the Holy One is understanding," (Prov. 9:10). Many Christians look to Christ like they look to a boyfriend or girlfriend, rather than as the holy God who deals with sin through infinite wrath on the cross. Christ directed his disciples to a holy fear of God (Matt. 10:28). Jesus is the loving Savior, but this is bound up in the astonishment and amazement and respect of God's being and character in relation to sin and salvation. He is to be feared. What is godly fear? Jeremiah Burroughs will answer this more than adequately. He uses his primary text in Isaiah 66:2, "But to this man will I look, even to him that is poor and of a contrite spirit, and trembleth at my word." Knowledge of the word of God produces and cultivates the fear of God in Spirit-endowed believers. It produces a trembling and contrite Christian. As a result, he will show that Scripture informs the pardoned soul to understand God in the light of holy fear and trembling, in turn that becoming a tender heart to follow the word and will of God, as he demonstrates further from 2 Kings 22:14, "Because thine heart was tender...." Holy dread and tenderness of heart are inseparably linked together as Gospel-Fear.
The Spots of the Godly and of the Wicked
C Matthew McMahon; Jeremiah Burroughs
Puritan Publications
2025
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Jeremiah Burroughs, one of the most faithful voices among the English Puritans, presents a masterful exposition of Deuteronomy 32:5, "They have corrupted themselves, their spot is not the spot of his children: they are a perverse and crooked generation," unveiling the sharp contrast between the sins of the godly and the sins of the wicked. With deep reverence for Scripture and unwavering theological clarity, Burroughs reveals that while even God's children bear the stains of sin, their failings do not bear the same mark as those who remain in rebellion. Through careful biblical argument, he demonstrates how the sin of the believer differs in its nature, effect, and outcome from that of the ungodly. Burroughs lays out the distinct ways in which the godly react to sin. He shows that the true believer does not make provision for the flesh, nor seek to excuse his offenses, but is instead convicted, humbled, and driven to Christ. The wicked, by contrast, sin with ease, make light of their iniquity, and, in their hardness, seek to twist God's grace into a license to indulge their corruption. They do not flee to Christ but away from Him, remaining blind to their peril and untouched by His mercy. Through masterful handling of Scripture, Burroughs exposes the foolish arguments men use to quiet their guilty consciences-reasoning that all men sin, that some sins are too small to matter, or that because grace abounds, they need not be alarmed at their iniquities. With pastoral wisdom, he warns against such deceptions, calling the reader to self-examination and an earnest pursuit of holiness. This book is not merely a study of sin but a call to godly fear, to careful walking before the Lord, and to an unwavering love for Jesus Christ, who alone makes the soul spotless before God. With theological depth and pastoral care, The Spots of the Godly and of the Wicked serves as a mirror to the soul, a warning to the deceived, and an encouragement to the weary saint. It is a work that exalts the power of the Gospel, magnifies the grace of God, and presses every reader to cling to King Jesus alone, the only refuge for sinners.
In an era when kingdoms tottered and consciences were imprisoned by ecclesiastical and political tyranny, A faithful Puritan minister, and Westminster Divine, Jeremiah Burroughs (1599-1646) stood as a light of godly humility, doctrinal precision, and unwavering commitment to the peace and purity of Christ's church. In this remarkable exposition of Isaiah 66:10-11, Burroughs masterfully calls believers to "rejoice with Jerusalem"-to find their joy in the flourishing of Christ's church, even amid suffering and conflict. He declares that true reformation is not accomplished by the might of man but by the Spirit of God, who brings forth divine mercy and justice in His perfect time. Burroughs reminds us that spiritual renewal, like birth itself, often comes with labor pains-but also with the triumphant assurance that God's purposes will be accomplished. As a leading voice in the Westminster Assembly, Burroughs played a pivotal role in shaping the theological foundations of Reformed orthodoxy. Yet, his legacy is not only one of theological rigor but also of remarkable meekness-a refusal to let strife, bitterness, or factionalism overshadow the Gospel of peace. In these pages, his exhortations ring with clarity: the church must cling to the purity of God's Word, reject worldly innovations, and trust in the sovereignty of God, who alone can "bring to the birth and give strength to bring forth." Whether confronting persecution or pleading for peace, Burroughs' message is as timely today as it was in the 17th century: God's people must unite in truth, standing firm under the banner of Christ's blood and rejoicing as they witness the unfolding of His promises. Readers will find not only theological depth but also the rich encouragement of one who trusted the Lord amid the fiercest storms and found refuge in the unshakable hope of His salvation.
The Ultimate Reformation Collection: The Bondage of the Will, The Mortification of Sin, Religious Affections, and others
Martin Luther; Jeremiah Burroughs; John Calvin
REVELATION PRESS
2024
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Faith and Courage: Inspirational Writings from Christian Pioneers
A W Tozer; Jeremiah Burroughs; Martin Luther
UNKNOWN
2025
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Concise yet comprehensive, manageable and affordable, T and T Clark Study Guides are an invaluable resource for students, preachers and Bible study leaders. Each book in the series gives the reader a thorough introduction to a particular book of the Bible or the Apocrypha and includes: An introduction to the contents of the particular biblical book A balanced survey of the important critical issues Attention to literary, historical, sociological, and theological perspectives Suggestions about critical appropriation of the text by the contemporary reader Reference to other standard works through annotated bibliographies. All the books in the series, formerly published by Sheffield Academic Press, are by leading biblical scholars and the authors have drawn on their scholarly expertise as well as their experience as teachers of university and college students.
Jeremiah was called by God to share his message to a hostile people. This study book takes the reader through the book of Jeremiah in a structured manner, making 18 important pitstops along the way.In Jeremiah, the author delves into two aspects of the truth of God's character: a loving, merciful, holy God, and a just God who holds our actions to account. In addition, it offers a unique insight into the heart and mind of one of God's faithful servants. We learn powerful lessons as we examine Jeremiah's emotional engagement, his compassion for the people, frustrations with what God was calling him to do, the hostility he faced, his struggle with desiring judgment for those who did evil, and concern about his own safety.These lessons were not relevant only for Jeremiah's time, but speak into many of the challenges we face today in our own spiritual journey: fear, hope, repentance, compassion, rejection, loneliness, discernment, hardships, obedience, idolatry and worship. This study book draws parallels through each lesson, which relate to the reader's own spiritual journey in today's times.
By taking the figure of Jeremiah, one that can be immediately associated with that of Jesus, Cardinal Martini highlights in this volume the prophetic life afflicted by dark and difficult times. As is typical of his style, however, Martini does not offer an exegetical commentary on the Book of Jeremiah, nor a continuous reading of the fifty chapters we find in the Bible. He simply chooses to explore some of the more surprising pages of this prophet that are particularly useful for pursuing the dynamic which is proper to the Spiritual Exercises: purifying the heart, freeing it from all forms of slavery in order to discover God's will. In other words, putting one's life in order, the order the Lord would like.The human being does not understand this order nor keep to it, precisely because we are not free. Nor is it easy to discover God's will in the context of a city that is as divided, idolatrous, lost and humiliated, as wounded as Jerusalem was in Jeremiah's day, and as our cities are today. What does it mean, then, to be prophetic voices today and how can we still achieve that?