The best we can say to God in prayer is what he has said to us. God's promises, as they are the surest guide of our desires in prayer, and furnish us with the best petitions, so they are the firmest ground of our hopes, and furnish us with the best pleas. "Lord, thou saidst thus and thus; and wilt thou not be as good as thy word, the word upon which thou had caused me to hope?" Ps. cxix.49.
Showing posts with label Matthew Henry Project. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Matthew Henry Project. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
MHCC 10: The Best We Can Say To God
Matthew Henry, author of A Method for Prayer, writes in his commentary on Gen. 32.9-12:
Saturday, August 29, 2009
Puritan Projects
I have been pleased to note (and in some cases contribute to) the proliferation of Puritan projects in recent years aimed at making more accessible the works of select Puritans. I wish to highlight here the projects I am aware of, and I hope that any such projects not listed here will be brought to my attention. I commend the labors of all involved.
The Westminster Assembly Project
The Westminster Shorter Catechism Project
Encyclopedia Puritannica Project
The Matthew Poole Project
The Matthew Henry Project
The Stephen Charnock Project
The Timothy Cruso Project
The William Perkins Works Project
The Ussher Project
The Roger Morris Entring Book Project
1599 Geneva Bible Restoration Project
Cotton Mather Biblia Americana Project
The Westminster Assembly Project
The Westminster Shorter Catechism Project
Encyclopedia Puritannica Project
The Matthew Poole Project
The Matthew Henry Project
The Stephen Charnock Project
The Timothy Cruso Project
The William Perkins Works Project
The Ussher Project
The Roger Morris Entring Book Project
1599 Geneva Bible Restoration Project
Cotton Mather Biblia Americana Project
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