Peter Du Moulin (or Pierre) (1601–1684), was a Pastor in the French Reformed Church, a studied divine, scholar and a zealous Minister of the Gospel.
In this exceptionally powerful work, Du Moulin covers the immense topic of the love of God. This is not an easy task. Because of the natural man's depravity, it is very easy to biblically understand why, “Esau I hateth,” but very difficult for the thoughtful Christian to understand, “Jacob I have loved.”
Du Moulin covers what true love to God is, what hypocritical or false love to God is, five degrees of love to God, the marks and effects of the love of God, and five special means by which the Spirit of God will enflame us to love God more: such as the choice of our friends, the hatred of the world, our fervent prayer life, and the hearing and reading of the word of God.
This work is not a scan or facsimile, has been carefully transcribed by hand being made easy to read in modern English, and has an active table of contents for electronic versions.
