Resource
Precious Remedies Against Satan’s Devices
Doctrinal basis. Puritan pastoral theology published by Banner of Truth.
Points to weigh
- Seventeenth-century English; first published 1652.
- Organized around Satan’s devices, including those that stir up doubt; read with care if you tend to over-examine yourself.
- If your doubts come as repeated, intrusive thoughts that you cannot stop, see the OCD and Religious Scrupulosity topic: sources there (for example the International OCD Foundation’s packet for faith leaders) warn that extra reassurance and self-checking can feed the cycle, and recommend a qualified clinician.
- This is pastoral encouragement, not medical care. If you or someone you know is in crisis or danger, call your local emergency number or, in the U.S., call or text 988.
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About
344-page Puritan Paperbacks edition. Brooks sets out Satan’s devices to entice toward sin, to discourage religious practice and to create spiritual doubt, with biblical remedies for each.
Details
- Type
- Book
- Author / Creator
- Thomas Brooks
- Publisher
- Banner of Truth (Puritan Paperbacks; edition dated September 2021)
- Subjects
- Christian Living
- Biblical Counseling
- Church History
- Audience
- [Placeholder — information to be added]
- Sources consulted