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    100 Prison Meditations
    100 Prison Meditations
    100 Prison Meditations
    Audiobook7 hours

    100 Prison Meditations

    Written by Richard Wurmbrand

    Narrated by Michael Beck

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    While imprisoned for 14 years in Communist Romania, Richard Wurmbrand spent three years completely alone, isolated from all human contact in solitary confinement. Yet he was not separated from his own thoughts or the companionship of his Creator, and he spent those long, lonely months in confinement contemplating the truths of God's Word and composing poems and sermons in his mind.
    In his book 100 Prison Meditations, Wurmbrand shares a collection of those contemplations as he examines the Scriptures from the confines of a Communist prison cell. While his meditations may be challenging and sometimes disturbing, they are the reflections of a man who, deprived of human companionship, remained in intimate communion with God.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVoice of the Martyrs Books
    Release dateMay 2, 2023
    ISBN9780882642208
    100 Prison Meditations
    Author

    Richard Wurmbrand

    RICHARD WURMBRAND (1909 - 2001) endured 14 years of prison in Communist Romania for his Christian witness. His wife, Sabina (1913 - 2000), spent three years in prison for her faith. After Richard and Sabina left Romania, they founded The Voice of the Martyrs in 1967 to aid families of imprisoned Christians in Communist nations and other countries where Christians are persecuted for their faith.

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