A Book of Comfort for Those in Sickness
Weight | 0.14 kg |
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Dimensions | 18.1 × 12.1 × 0.9 cm |
ISBN | 9781848718197 |
Binding | Paperback, eBook (ePub & Kindle), Paperback & eBook (ePub & Kindle) |
Format | Book |
Page Count | 112 |
Short ISBN | |
Topic | Life Issues |
Original Pub Date | 1876 |
Endorsements
‘A short but powerful little book that does exactly what it claims—it offers comfort to those who are sick and suffering…I went through this book with pencil and highlighter in-hand and relished every page. There is so much I want to go back to and to reflect on further. But even with a single, brisk read, it spoke deeply and brought great comfort. The history of Christianity holds many treasures, and I’m grateful to Banner of Truth for finding and sharing one in A Book of Comfort for Those in Sickness. It’s a book I’d recommend to each and every Christian. Buy one for yourself and buy one to pass to someone else. You’ll benefit and they’ll be blessed.’ — TIM CHALLIES
Book Description
Suffering need not be a dark experience…
While illness brings time to think, the natural tendency of our thoughts may not be comforting.
Sickness may end activities we once enjoyed; it will make us dependent upon others; and feelings of pain, or of uselessness, or of anxiety about the future, may be very real. To those who are in sickness the author does not underestimate the strength of those hindrances to comfort.
Far from offering superficial advice, P. B. Power’s position in A Book of Comfort for Those in Sickness is that no comfort is obtainable unless there be, first, true knowledge of ourselves and, second, right knowledge of God.
His main aim is to state what this knowledge needs to be, and to show how with faith in God’s character and presence, suffering need not be a dark experience.
Review
Table of Contents Expand ↓
Introduction | vii | |
1 | Is God a God of Comfort at All? | 1 |
2 | Hindrances to Our Believing That God Is a God of Comfort | 9 |
3 | Helps to Our Believing That God Is a God of Comfort | 19 |
4 | A Comfort in Pain | 27 |
5 | A Comfort as to Our Being Useless | 35 |
6 | A Comfort in Felt Unworthiness | 49 |
7 | A Comfort to Counter Envious Thoughts About Others | 55 |
8 | A Comfort in Our Being a Trouble to Others | 63 |
9 | A Comfort in Fear That the Affliction Will Be Long | 71 |
10 | A Comfort in the Thought That We Shall Have To Be Alone | 79 |
11 | A Comfort in Our Fears That We Shall Fail and Dishonour God at the Last | 87 |
12 | A Comfort in the Thought of Our Departure Hence | 93 |
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