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Topic · Living · 15 books

Books on Suffering

Providence, affliction and contentment. Books written for people in the middle of loss, by men who had buried children and lost their pulpits.

The Consolation of Philosophy

Boethius · 524 AD — a condemned Roman statesman's prison dialogue with Philosophy on fortune, happiness, evil, and God's foreknowledge.

Roman

Holy Courage in Evil Times

Jeremiah Burroughs · 1643 AD — Burroughs on the courage that faith gives when the world is falling apart.

The Art of Divine Contentment

Thomas Watson · 1653 AD — how to be content in any circumstance by changing the heart rather than the situation.

The Mute Christian Under the Smarting Rod

Thomas Brooks · 1659 AD — patient, trusting silence under God's afflicting hand.

All Things for Good

Thomas Watson · 1663 AD — an exposition of Romans 8:28 showing how affliction works together for the believer's good.

The Letters of Samuel Rutherford (Part 1)

Samuel Rutherford · 1664 AD — his letters from Anwoth on suffering and communion with Christ.

The Letters of Samuel Rutherford (Part 2)

Samuel Rutherford · 1664 AD — his letters from Aberdeen exile on longing for Christ under persecution.

The Mystery of Providence

John Flavel · 1678 AD — tracing God's sovereign hand through every circumstance of life.

The Fear of God

John Bunyan · 1679 AD — what it means to fear God, and how to tell lasting godly fear from natural dread and servile terror.

A Practical Guide on Fear

John Flavel · 1682 AD — distinguishes the fears that paralyze from the fear of God that frees the soul.

Preparations for Suffering

John Flavel · 1682 AD — how to prepare the soul for affliction before trouble arrives.

Meekness and Quietness of Spirit

Matthew Henry · 1699 AD — Henry's discourse on the meek and quiet spirit prized above outward ornament.

The Crook in the Lot

Thomas Boston · 1737 AD — why God allows trials, and how to bear the crook he has placed in your lot.

The Suffering Savior

Friedrich Wilhelm Krummacher · 1854 AD — a scene by scene meditation on Christ's passion from Bethany to the tomb.

Christ

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