Thomas Hooker
129 pages
Every minister and pastor meets with Christians who suffer spiritual trials of various forms and degrees of intensity. His solicitude as a conscientious, affectionate watchman for souls, is awaked for such, while he yet feels uncertain on the precise counsels to be given for their instruction and relief. A book, such as this little work by Thomas Hooker (1586-1647), can be put into their hands, adapted to their necessities, read repeatedly, over which they can pray, and help find their way out of perplexity and darkness, into light and comfort, cannot fail to be of great worth.