The Saints’ Everlasting Rest

De: Richard Baxter

Narrado por: James Patrick Cronin

One of the most well-known writings of 17th-century Puritan minister Richard Baxter, The Saints' Everlasting Rest serves as an inspirational, meditative guide to the afterlife.

After many years of working to reform the Church of England, Richard Baxter faced an unexpected serious illness, during which he carried out an intense theological exploration of the afterlife and heaven. The humble approach in his writings reflects his life as a Nonconformist leader in the church. His ponderings on heaven, our ability to understand it, and the nature of it will help you prepare for the unknown and encourage a deeper devotion to God.

Public Domain (P)2016 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

very good

this is the first of my audiobooks, it's very good and very clear, I like it very much.

Baxter Leaves You Beautifully Beaming!

Sometimes, the Puritans are a little deep, and that's a good thing. But Richard Baxter is a very easy read/listen. His love for the Lord shines through and he uses Scripture to show what he believes and why. The writing is so lovely, it's almost as if the Spirit Himself helped Baxter pen this! But, we all know better....it is just that beautiful.

Lovers of Christ Jesus should sit down, take your time my brethren and just soak in this beautiful masterpiece. You'll love the Lord even more when you are finished. This is not a "one time" read either, I could read this over and over (or listen, in my case.)
The narration is excellent, so over all, it's edifying and so easy to listen to!

Soli Deo Gloria!

Heavenly!

What a blessing, definitely the best book about heaven that I have read/heard. I highly recommend this book.

Food for the soul

I was tempted to stop listening because my ear was not used to hearing the old English language. Stay with it let your ear and mind become accustomed to it. You will not regret it.

Very practical and a must read

“Take a daily walk in the New Jerusalem.” This is one of a very few books that I wanted
to start right back at the beginning as soon as I finished it. For the Christian we should meditate on Heaven as that is the real world and our reality is the fleeting dung hill. Yet we are so very distracted by so many things in this world. We are distracted away from the work that Christ has called us to do I’m this world. I will be reading this many times over in the years to come.