London's Lamentations, or a Serious Discourse Concerning That Late Fiery Dispensation That Turned Our (Once Renowned) City Into a Ruinous Heap: Also ... Houses Have Escaped the Consuming Flames

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Brooks, Thomas

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The Works of Thomas Brooks; Volume IV

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The Complete Works Of Thomas Brooks V1: Containing Precious Remedies Against Satan's Devices, Apples Of Gold For Young Men And Women And More

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We Never Did It That Way Before is a one of a kind book which follows the life and times of CSM (Ret) ThomasBrooks, a noncommissioned officer in the United States Army. The book begins during the author's young years in rural Mississippi entering the United States Army in August of 1967. This was a time when young men could look forward to one definite thing in life...they would be drafted into the Armed Services. The narrative recounts how this young man rose from Private to the top of his chosen military field, achieving the rank of Command Sergeant Major of the United States Army Recruiting Command.Brooks believes his real challenges and accomplishments were in the Recruiting Command beginning just prior to the end of the Selective Service Draft in March 1972 through May 1998. It was there, he experienced all the growing pains and difficulties associated with the building of today's All-Volunteer Army.Throughout the book, CSM Brooks provides a detailed picture into the life of an Army Recruiter and guides the reader through the process of recruiting individuals into the United States Army. Brooks also writes about the importance of leadership, especially in the United States Army. Additionally, he offers personal opinions and beliefs of the way things should be done.The United States Army Recruiting Command is a successful organization, one which has accomplished the mission it set out to accomplish some forty years ago. This mission provided the strength for our Army and eliminated the need for a biased Selective Service system which, at best, only provided bodies to fill vacancies, nothing more. The past four decades have been tough years for those who believed an All-Volunteer Army was feasible. CSM Brooks and fellow Recruiters wrote the handbook as they went. They made adjustments where necessary while continuing to march forward. The result is an Army second to none: highest paid, best trained, most educated and most capable of dealing with any threat on a global basis.We Never Did It That Way Before!

We Never Did It That Way Before: Memoirs of The Vietnam War, All-Volunteer Army, and Sergeant Major of the Army Court Martial

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Thomas Brooks

Brooks treated the seductive influence and terrible power of Satan in a way greatly more full and suggestive than in the literature of the present day. Brooks lists seven reasons for writing this book. The first reason is enough...Brooks says, Satan hath a greater influence upon men, and higher advantages over them than they think he hath, and the knowledge of his high advantage is the highway to disappoint him, and to render the soul strong in resisting, and happy in conquering.

Precious Remedies Against Satan's Devices (Puritan Paperbacks)

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Brooks' popularity lies both in his subjects practical truths, central to the Christian life and in the manner of his presentation. He is ever direct, urgent, fervent, full of Scripture and able to choose words which make his sentences as memorable as melodies.

Works of Thomas Brooks: 6 Volume Set (The Works of Thomas Brooks)

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The Works of Thomas Brooks- volume 1 [Hardcover] [Feb 01, 1980] Thomas Brooks

Works of Thomas Brooks (The Works of Thomas Brooks)

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The Works of Thomas Brooks Vol 2

This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text, images, or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1867. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... INDEXES, &c: I.--TEXTS. Not*. --In this Index will be found the whole of those Texts of Scripture which are discussed fully in Treatise or Sermon, together with all such as are incidentally explained; but as in Sibbea, there are thousands of others adduced in proof of given points, which it was impossible to include. These will be readily traced under the Index of Subjects. It has been our endeavour to give every Text on which anything considerable or notice- able is said by Brooks.--G. This Glossary is given in fulfilment of our promise in the Preface, (Vol. I., page xvii.) At a rule, we have not given separate references to the different grammatical forms of the words, i.e., noun, verb, adjective, e., but have placed all under one form. In nearly every case the references guide to explanations in the place. See Index of Names, ite., under 'Shale- sperean words,' for a number of interesting old-English words.--G. Abates, i. 303. Accidental, iv. 374; v. 465. Acting, v. 470. Admiration, i. 188, 193; ii. 225. Advertisement, i. 26. Affect, i. 61 ; iv. 36; vi . 438. Affecting, i. 227. Affectionate, i. 226. Alas! i. 19; ii. 206, 532; iii. 5, 177. Along-all, vi. 441. Amort, i. 375; iv. 433. Amuse and amusing, ii. 288, 350; iv. 399 ; v. 13; vi. 49. Anawares, i. 11. Angels, iii. 113; iv. 12, 115. Anguish, i. 317. Auonywar, i. 11. Apricock, iii . 460. Artifices, i. 116. Artificial, i . 164; iii. 85, 468; vi. 169. Assay and Assays, i. 172; iv. 261. Baby=doll,ii. 35; iii. 57,121; iv. 55; vi. 51. Banded, iii. 160. Bartholomew-babies, vi. 51. Bavin, iv. 388. Bedlams, i. 317. Bed-rool, iv. 157. Begged, iv. 30. Being, ii. 141. Bib, iii. 355; iv. 141. Blades, iv. 186. Blue-bottle, iv. 23. Bonity, iii. 225. Boulter, i . 288. Bounce, i. 390. Brave, i. 256. Bravery, i. 3,...

Works of Thomas Brooks