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The world calls the proud blessed, the comfortable blessed, the powerful blessed. Christ said otherwise.
In the Sermon on the Mount, He blessed the poor in spirit, the mourning, the meek, and the hungry for righteousness; not the qualities the world esteems, but the marks of true grace.
Thomas Watson takes each beatitude in turn, opening its meaning with the precision and warmth that mark his finest work, showing why these unlikely qualities are in fact the very path to blessedness.
Watson was among the most readable of the Puritans, plain in speech yet rich in substance.
This edition preserves Watson’s own language, carefully corrected and prepared for reading, with subheadings, chapter summaries, and study questions.
True happiness looks nothing like what you expected. Watson will show you why.
From Dungeons to Glory · Summer · Puritan Publishing
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