The Precious Things of God by Octavius Winslow

Name: The Precious Things of God by Octavius Winslow
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Hardcover • Smyth sewn • Acid-free paper

Octavius Winslow calls believers to move beyond knowing about Christ to truly experiencing Him. In this devotional, he reflects on the “precious things” of the Christian life—truths meant to be understood and lived out.

Winslow examines faith, trials, God’s promises, the blood of Christ, prayer, and Christ’s tender care for His people—even in death. Each chapter is rich with gospel comfort, meant to stir love for Christ and trust in His goodness. This hardcover edition is made to last and encourage for years to come.

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About the Author

Octavius Winslow was a deeply loved 19th-century preacher whose sermons and books helped thousands grow closer to Jesus. Though he spent part of his youth in New York, he returned to England and pastored churches in Leamington, Bath, Brighton, and Spa. While Winslow didn’t live during the Puritan era, his writings carry the same rich, heart-searching devotion that Puritan readers treasured. In a spiritually dry age, he wrote about assurance, revival, the Spirit’s work, and the believer’s daily walk with God.

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Recommended For

Christians desiring a deeper, more personal walk with Christ

Pastors and teachers emphasizing the experiential aspect of faith

Believers seeking comfort in trials and clarity in gospel promises

Readers drawn to devotional theology with heartfelt warmth

Excerpt Highlights

Edited by Don Kistler for clarity and readability

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Preface to the 19th century Edition

Quote from the book

Beloved reader, is Jesus increasingly precious to your soul? Each day’s history, each day’s trial, each day’s sin, each day’s need, should endear the Savior to your heart because in each and all of those circumstances you should have direct and close dealings, daily and personal transactions, with Christ! You cannot cultivate an intimacy with Christ and not be enamored with His beauty, charmed with His graciousness, and absorbed with His love! (p. 22-23)