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C. T. Studd
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Walter C. Lanyon |
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Rees Howells |
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Jacob Boehme |
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| On Line Manuscripts | |
Søren Kierkegaard |
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Norman Grubb was an avid reader. Following is a quote from one of Norman's personal letters concerning the way he would read followed by a partial list of books that he references in other letters.
I don’t personally dig into all the views and outlooks of all those who “feed” me. I catch gloriously what glows to me, and I tie it back to my Bible and Jesus’ foundations; and it adds vastly to me what my normal Bible teachers never gave me. I suppose we may call this reading dangerous, but I’ve long believed in living dangerously! You might say the same of that Oxford Book of Mystical Verse. Some transcendently glorious things in it; but from others I glean flashes though sometimes (as for instance with Algernon Swinburne who was officially a non-believer) he hasn’t written from a “Christian” point of view.
So, love, I think you must go the way you feel is right. There are those who think it is right to discard any book which is not wholly “sound”, and we may need such to keep us steady – but I go for my reading and feeding to all kinds of pastures; but that is because I have tasted The True Pasture, and can soon discard and detect what does not lead to Jesus.
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Wholly for God . . . Andrew
Murray
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| Dore' Lectures . . . Thomas Troward | |
| The Reason Why . . . Laidlaw | |
| Spiritual Torrents . . . Madame Guyon | |
| The Brothers Karamazov . . . Fyodor Dostoevsky | |
| Poems of Robert Browning | |
| The Enneads . . . Plotinus | |
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Oxford Book of Mystical
Verse
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The Pilgrim Church . . . E.
F. Broadbent
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Masters of the Far East
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Christ in You
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The Edinburgh Lectures,
The Law and the Word, Bible Mystery and Bible Meaning, The
Creative Power of the Individual
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The Reason Why . . . Laidlaw
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Selected Mystical
Writings . . . Stephen Hobhouse
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The Following of Christ,
The Three Friends of Christ . . . John Tauler
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Rational Mysticism, The
Spirit of Love, The Spirit of Prayer, The Way to Divine
Knowledge, Address to the Clergy . . . William Law
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Aurora, The Supersensual
Life, The Way to Christ, The Signature of All Things, Mysterium
Magnum . . . Jacob Boehme
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Concluding Unscientific
Postscripts . . . Soern Kierkegaard
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