To all young people, especially those who begin to turn their faces towards Zion. There are many things in this treatise that are of use to all, and several things of importance-which are not every day preached nor read. I have made it as pleasurable as time would permit, that so it might be the more profitable to the reader, and that I might the better take the young man by a holy craft; which is a high point of heavenly wisdom, there being no wisdom to that of winning of souls, 2 Cor. 12:16; Proverbs 11:13. I shall now follow this poor piece with my weak prayers, that it may be so blessed from heaven, as that it may bring in some-and build up others-and do good to all. | Apples Of Gold by Thomas Brooks, Paperback | Indigo Chapters