This is a very scarce book
of quotes from the writings and sermons of that great Puritan Thomas Brooks
which were compiled by Charles Spurgeon, a great lover of the Puritans. In his
preface to the book, Spurgeon wrote: "As a writer, Brooks scatters stars with
both his hands. He has dust of gold: in his storehouse are all manner of
precious stones. Genius is always marvelous, but when sanctified it is
matchless." Here's one "stone" from the Brook: "There is no
such way to at
