The Path of True Godliness (William Teellinck)

Description

In nine short "books," this remarkable work by Teellinck shows believers the character of true godliness and the kingdom of darkness that opposes it. Dr. Joel R. Beeke, editor of the book, has included an introduction that chronicles Teellinck’s life and times.

This is one of the best books ever written on the subject of sanctification. How does one flee from temptation? What is the best way for believers to open their hearts to God? Packed with scriptural guidance, this book answers these questions and many more about how to live godly in Christ Jesus.

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Table of Contents:

Book 1: The Character of True Godliness

Book 2: The Kingdom of Darkness Opposes the Practice of Godliness

Book 3: The Kingdom of Grace Promotes Godliness

Book 4: Godly Living Is the True Goal of Life

Book 5: The Means to Attain the True Purpose of Life

Book 6: Using God-Given Means to Practice True Godliness

Book 7: Motives to Practice Godliness Derived from God’s Attributes

Book 8: Motives to Practice Godliness Derived from Our Own Condition

Book 9: Three More Reasons for Practicing Godliness

Endorsement

"Many will surely welcome this new access to the Dutch authors whose strong writings put faith and certainty into generations of their fellow countrymen. By their closeness to Scripture and their concern for heart and head (heat and light), they remain of enduring value." - Ian H. Murray, author of The Puritan Hope.

"The rich heritage of Reformed spirituality is long overdue for renewed attention. the Dutch Reformed Translation Society has done a great favor by making these translations available." - Luder G Whitlock Jr, president, Excelsis

"I am delighted that the Dutch Reformed Translation Society is at last making this material available in the English language. It is a landmark feature of our Reformed heritage, and it is rich food for the soul in this or any other age." - J. I. Packer, Regent College

Product Details

Title: The Path of True Godliness

Author: William Teellinck

ISBN: 9781892777751

Publisher: Reformation Heritage Books

Pages: 303

Binding: Paperback