Best Puritan Paperbacks?

[arapahoepark]

Hey for someone just looking for a few (limited budget) puritan paperback books, what would you recommend to get?
Thanks!

 

[MLCOPE2]

'The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment' by Jeremiah Burroughs is a necessary addition to any library.

 

[Pilgrim72]

Here are some that really blessed me. But, I don't think you can really go wrong with any of them.

John Owen - Mortification of Sin

John Owen - The Glory Of Christ

John Owen - Communion With God

Samuel Bolton - The True Bounds Of Christian Freedom

Thomas Watson - Great Gain of Godliness

Thomas Watson - Godly Man's Picture

William Bridge - Lifting Up For The Downcast

Jeremiah Burroughs - Rare Jewel Of Christian Contentment

Thomas Brooks - Precious Remedies Against Satan's Devices

Thomas Brooks - Heaven On Earth

Thomas Brooks - Secret Key To Heaven

John Flavel - The Mystery Of Providence

Richard Sibbes - The Bruised Reed

 

[Marrow Man]

Sibbes' Glorious Freedom has not been mentioned.

Neither are a couple of other works (abridgments) by Owen: Apostasy from the Gospel, Spiritual-Mindedness, and Indwelling Sin in Believers. The latter two are particularly good.

One more: Watson's All Things For Good

 

[py3ak]

I particularly liked William Guthrie, The Christian's Great Interest. If it were possible to get all Christians to read ten books, that would be one of the ten.

 

[Reformed Irish Man]

Richard Sibbes' 'The Bruised Reed' is a wonderful read. It is very pastoral.

 

[Beoga]

I would second both The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment and The Bruised Read.

I am currently reading through Thomas Vincent's exposition of the Shorter Catechism and find that book to be excellent as well.