The Fanatic
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He had to keep telling himself that freedom was nothing, that even in a filthy prison on a barren rock you could be as free in the love of Christ as you could be anywhere. He remembered Samuel Rutherford again, writing from Aberdeen exile: I have learnt not to mourn after or seek to suck the world’s dry breasts. Nay, my Lord hath filled me with such dainties that I am like a full banqueter, who is not for common cheer. He wished he had Rutherford’s conviction. He wished he had Rutherford’s poetr...y in his own heart. He wished he had the book of letters by him: it had been a great source of strength in the years of his own exile and wandering through the world. He could still mind other phrases: The world is not my home, nor my Father’s house; it is but his foot-stool – let bastards take it … The greatest temptation out of hell is to live without temptations … Faith is the better for the free air and the sharp winter-storm in its face … Grace withereth without adversity … Now I say to laughter, ‘Thou art madness’.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had to keep telling himself that freedom was nothing, that even in a filthy prison on a barren rock you could be as free in the love of Christ as you could be anywhere. He remembered Samuel Rutherford again, writing from Aberdeen exile: I have learnt not to mourn after or seek to suck the world’s dry breasts. Nay, my Lord hath filled me with such dainties that I am like a full banqueter, who is not for common cheer. He wished he had Rutherford’s conviction. He wished he had Rutherford’s poetr...y in his own heart. He wished he had the book of letters by him: it had been a great source of strength in the years of his own exile and wandering through the world. He could still mind other phrases: The world is not my home, nor my Father’s house; it is but his foot-stool – let bastards take it … The greatest temptation out of hell is to live without temptations … Faith is the better for the free air and the sharp winter-storm in its face … Grace withereth without adversity … Now I say to laughter, ‘Thou art madness’.
What to read after The Fanatic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Robertson to read onlineMoreLess
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