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Wurmbrand, Richard, The Wurmbrand Letters, Diane Books, Glendale, CA, 1972, p. 1.

Wurmbrand, Richard, The Wurmbrand Letters, Diane Books, Glendale, CA, 1972, p. 11. ^ Moise, Anutza, A Ransom for Wurmbrand, Zondervan Publishing, 1972, p. 87. ^ a b Moise, Anutza, A Ransom for Wurmbrand, Zondervan Publishing, 1972, p. 89. ^ Wurmbrand, Richard, With God in Solitary Confinement, Living Sacrifice Book Company, 2001 (reprinted from 1969), pp. 127-128. Contemporary Authors Online, Gale, 2010. Reproduced in Biography Resource Center.

It’s the first book of Richard wurmbrand I have read. He’s genuinely respectful of other people’s faith in a way modern day Christians would disapprove.

Writings like these are, to my knowledge, very rare. I've never read anything like this before. It’s the first book of Richard wurmbrand I have read.

Richard Wurmbrand spent three years in solitary. Wurmbrand is a living epistle. Like Job he lost everything, cried out to God with brutal honesty and found nothing lacking even in the most dire circumstances imaginable you have to let them soak i. . Like Job he lost everything, cried out to God with brutal honesty and found nothing lacking even in the most dire circumstances imaginable you have to let them soak in and still there's more with each reading. Not a book that will hit the best seller list today, even Christian best seller lists, but it should.

Book by Wurmbrand, Richard. I have to wonder if I read the same book. Wurmbrand writes about how he went mad, only coming to himself when he discovered that he was in a straightjacket with a ball-gag in his mouth. He decides to commit suicide only to be thwarted. He despairs, he disbelieves, he hangs on to sanity and faith by threads.

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Richard spent three years alone in a prison cell. He had moments of knowing the victory of faith in prison. Here are just a few of those sermons. With God in Solitary Confinement - eBook by Richard Wurmbrand. He had moments of despair. In both, he learned his limitations and learned to rely only on the atoning blood of Jesus Christ. He had no Bible, nor paper on which to write his thoughts, so he passed the hours in spiritual exercises and prayer. Every night he composed a sermon and delivered it. His unusually good memory retained them, even after periods of forced drugging.

Richard Wurmbrand SERMONS IN SOLITARY CONFINEMENT HODDER AND STOUGHTON LONDON SYDNEY AUCKLAND .

From the dogmatic point of view, David and Job were wrong 8 PREFACE to argue with God. From the dogmatic point of view, the author of the book of Esther was wrong not to write one word of praise for the God who had just wrought such a great deliver- ance for his people. From the dogmatic point of view, St. John the Baptist was wrong when in prison he questioned the fact that Jesus was the Messiah.

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