Comments on: All Things for Good by Thomas Watson http://christianbooknotes.com/2010/all-things-for-good-by-thomas-watson/ Short, introductory reviews of Christian Books Tue, 08 May 2012 11:53:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Terry Delaney http://christianbooknotes.com/2010/all-things-for-good-by-thomas-watson/#comment-1268 Terry Delaney Thu, 04 Feb 2010 20:02:16 +0000 http://christianbooknotes.com/?p=3326#comment-1268 You are absolutely correct in that this book can be used at any time. "It just so happens" that it was next on my Puritan Paperback reading list that I am plodding my way through over time. Watson is one of the easier of the Puritans to read. When you do read it, I would love to know your thoughts. God bless. You are absolutely correct in that this book can be used at any time. “It just so happens” that it was next on my Puritan Paperback reading list that I am plodding my way through over time. Watson is one of the easier of the Puritans to read. When you do read it, I would love to know your thoughts. God bless.

]]> By: Judy Dudley http://christianbooknotes.com/2010/all-things-for-good-by-thomas-watson/#comment-1265 Judy Dudley Thu, 04 Feb 2010 14:35:41 +0000 http://christianbooknotes.com/?p=3326#comment-1265 I' d really like to read this book. I am a fan of puritan reading, even though it sometimes takes longer to read. I feel like a miner unearthing vast riches when I read one of these books. I like the original title: "A Divine Cordial." It goes with what you mentioned at the end about Watson calling the love of God "a sovereign elixir of unspeakable comfort." I think we can use this book at any time of our Christian life, not just when we are struggling. Thanks for the review. I'll look for this one. I’ d really like to read this book. I am a fan of puritan reading, even though it sometimes takes longer to read. I feel like a miner unearthing vast riches when I read one of these books.

I like the original title: “A Divine Cordial.” It goes with what you mentioned at the end about Watson calling the love of God “a sovereign elixir of unspeakable comfort.” I think we can use this book at any time of our Christian life, not just when we are struggling.

Thanks for the review. I’ll look for this one.

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