Reformatted and updated to modern EnglishThese following sermons are the works of the esteemed preacher, Mr. Jeremiah Burroughs, who is now a shining figure in the upper world.

However, those who have been taken out of this sorrowful world and carried to the highest heaven by glorious angels have no need for the praise of humans, as they enjoy the presence of the eternal God. Therefore, I will turn my attention to these exceptional sermons that are presented before you.

In the first three, you will discover a profound and glorious truth, namely, that a heart that trembles at God's Word is highly valuable in God's sight. This truth is explained clearly, supported thoroughly, and eloquently and faithfully applied.

By God's grace, it can greatly contribute to the inner and everlasting well-being of your precious and immortal soul. A heart that trembles at God's Word is highly valuable in God's sight.

The purpose of the esteemed author in this small work is to persuade and influence the reader to submit to the Word, to be guided by the Word, to value the Word, to store up the Word, and to live according to the Word in a manner that reflects the teachings of the Gospel. The Jewish Rabbis used to say that there are mountains of profitable knowledge hanging upon every letter of the Law.

I can assure you that in the following discussion, you will discover heavenly insights abounding in all the key points that this blessed author presents for your serious contemplation in this concise treatise. Now, I shall conclude with a few words of advice.

1. Let the person who lays their eyes upon this book not borrow it, but purchase it.

2. Read it with seriousness.

3. Value it greatly.

4. Pray earnestly over it.

5. Strive to align both your heart and your life with the teachings found within it.

6. Treasure it among your most prized possessions.

7 And when you are in a position of spiritual strength, remember the sincere and heartfelt desire of the writer, reader, and listener that this little piece may be greatly blessed. -----Table of ContentsTo the ReaderSERMON I.

And that Trembleth at My Word. SERMON.

II. What the True Sanctified Fear of God and His Word is.

SERMON III. A Broken, an Humble HeartSERMON IV.

But by Way of Application. SERMON V.

UseSERMON VI. The Preciousness of a Tender Heart.

SERMON VII. Because thine heart was tender.