Biography
With God in solitary confinement
1979·192 pages
A personal account of faith and endurance during imprisonment and torture under a communist regime.
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A personal account of faith and endurance during imprisonment and torture under a communist regime.
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During his 14-year imprisonment in Communist Romania, Richard Wurmbrand spent three years completely alone, with no human contact except for the guards who interrogated and tortured him. Though he had no Bible, pen or paper, Richard composed and memorized hundreds of sermons in rhyme to pass the lonely hours of solitude, clinging to Christ through nightly meditation on God's Word. With God in Solitary Confinement features a collection of these contemplations that he committed to memory.
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Violence & gore
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Descriptions of beatings, torture, and prolonged physical suffering during imprisonment
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Religious content
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Central theme of faith, prayer, and relationship with God throughout solitary confinement
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Depictions of communist persecution and ideological conflict with Christianity
Self-harm / suicide
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Abuse & suffering
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Extensive accounts of torture, starvation, isolation, and systemic prison abuse
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