Art of Divine Contentment

This is one of Watson's most treasured works, and shares equal billing with Jeremiah Burrough's classic The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment. Soli Deo Gloria published it first in a lithograph of a 19th century edition, but were compelled to retypeset that work and publish it in an entirely new book so as to give it an even broader readership.

Table of Contents:

Epistle to the Reader
To the Christian Reader
1. Introduction to Text
   
2. The First Branch of the Text
   
3. The Second Proposition
   
4. The Second Branch of Text
   
5. Resolving Some Questions
   
6. The Nature of Contentment
   
7. Reasons Pressing to Holy Contentment
   
8. The First Use: How a Christian May Make This Life Comfortable
   
9. The Second Use: A Check to the Discontented Christian
   
10. The Third Use: A Persuasion to Contentment
    
11. Divine Motives to Contentment
    
12. Three Necessary Cautions
    
13. How a Christian May Know Whether He Has Learned this Divine Art
    
14. Rules About Contentment
    
15. Use of Comfort