A Book of Comfort for Those in Sickness
- 100 pages
- 4 hours of reading
Themes dealt with include: 'Being Useless', 'Unworthiness', 'Being a Trouble to Others'.
Reverend Philip Bennett Power was a prolific writer of evangelical tracts. His works delve into profound spiritual themes, offering readers contemplation on faith and morality. Power's style is direct and accessible, allowing his messages to resonate with a wide audience.


Themes dealt with include: 'Being Useless', 'Unworthiness', 'Being a Trouble to Others'.
Focusing on the biblical significance of Jesus' feet, P. B. Power explores various scripture passages where individuals sought solace in His presence. The analysis highlights the comfort and strength found in Jesus, who triumphed over suffering. Readers are encouraged to approach Him with adoration and devotion, recognizing that no other source can provide such profound support and care. The book emphasizes the transformative power of falling at the feet of Jesus, offering assurance of His sympathy and unwavering strength.