j, 1895 Two Books by Thomas A. Kempis

Notes

"Of the Imitation of Christ" is a timeless Christian devotional book attributed to Thomas à Kempis, a German-Dutch canon regular. Written in the early 15th century, it is divided into four books offering guidance on spiritual life and the pursuit of holiness through humility, obedience, and the renunciation of worldly vanities. Emphasizing the interior life and personal devotion to Jesus Christ, it has profoundly influenced Christian spirituality, encouraging believers to seek a deeper, more personal relationship with God through meditation and the imitation of Christ’s life and virtues. The book's practical and accessible wisdom continues to inspire readers seeking spiritual growth.

Description

Mini red leather bound with gold tooling of title on front and spine, gold three edge, enclosure box with second book, "The Christian Dear",  very good condition.