“The heart of a Christian, like the moon, commonly suffers an eclipse when it is at the full, and that by the interposition of the earth.”
Quote by John Flavel
Work
Husbandry Spiritualized, Or, The Heavenly Use of Earthly Things: Consisting of Many Pleasant Observations, Pertinent Applications, and Serious Reflections : and Each Chapter Concluded with a Divine and Suitable Poem, Directing Husbandmen to the Most Excellent Improvements of Their Common Employments : Whereunto are Added, by Way of Appendix, Several Choice Occasional Meditations Upon Birds, Beasts, Trees, Flowers, Rivers, and Several Other Objects : Fitted for the Help of Such as Desire to Walk with God in All Their Solitudes, and Recesses from the World
Husbandry Spiritualized is a work that explores the spiritual significance of agricultural practices and the natural world. It includes observations, applications, and reflections, each chapter ending with a poem. The book also features meditations on birds, beasts, trees, flowers, rivers, and other objects, intended to assist readers in connecting with God in their daily lives and during moments of solitude. more
Author
John Flavel
John Flavel (1627-1691) was a prominent English author and theologian, whose works hold a significant place in Puritan literature. He is best known for his book 'The Mystery of Providence,' which explores the role of God in human life. more
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