Apples of Gold: A Handbook for Christian Men

Brooks not only sees godliness very valuable primarily in the light of eternity, but he also looks at its divine design to be useful and profitable at the same time on this earth. He starts with the advantages of being godly, goes on with the evils of young age, and reaches a peak talking about God's temporary and last judgment of sin. Then he identifies directions, helps, and exhortations that would stir and encourage every young man on the way to true and consistent holiness. Though this book has been originally published centuries ago, its valuable insights into the mind and heart of young men makes it worth its weight in gold.

This book was originally published in 1660. This edition has been proofread, typeset for eBook readers, and lightly updated for modern readers.