In "A Breathing After God," the Puritan minister expounds Psalm 27:4 "One thing I have desired of the Lord. . . ." Do we only need one thing? Did David, at this point in his life, have only one need? We are created beings, and continually have many needs. What then is David's meaning? ". . . his meaning is, comparatively . . . ." It is a matter of priority ". . . seek ye first the Kingdom of God"——"There is a difference of degree of things . . . there are some that are greater goods, and some less." What is "The One Thing" that David saw as his greatest need?

"God's Way Of Peace" is Horatius Bonar's classic work on how sinful man can be reconciled to a Holy God. It is one of the clearest written presentations of The Gospel from the 19th century (or any other century).

The Sovereignty of God was first published in 1918. The printing run was 500 copies. The 2nd printing was in 1929, another 500 copies. From this humble beginning the impact of Pink's most influential book has been huge.

When God saves someone, when the light of 'The Gospel' breaks through in a person's soul, the desire to pray (to commune with the Living God) is awakened. M'Intyre gives us something of what has happened—"moved by a divinely implanted instinct, our natures cry out for God, for the Living God." When Saul was converted on the road to Damascus, those who initially had doubts about his conversion, their doubts were assuaged by this—'Behold he prayeth.' Mr.