Miel que sale de la roca

by Thomas Wilcox

Miel que sale de la roca es mencionado en 1740 por Thomas Crosby en su History of the English Baptist (Historia de los bautistas ingleses), donde escribió acerca de Wilcox: “Escribió un tratado breve, que fue impreso antes del Incendio de Londres, titulado: A Drop of Honey from the Rock Christ (Una gota de miel de Cristo, la Roca), un escrito que se estimaba mucho, que ha hecho mucho bien y ha sido reimpreso con frecuencia”. Además, ha sido traducido a numerosos idiomas. Titulado ahora Miel que sale de la roca, sigue alentando al pueblo de Dios dondequiera que se sirve a Cristo.

Genres: Christianity

57 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 4, 2013

Reviews

[7jane]

(my copy is not a Kindle, but this has the best cover)

[Jack Smith]

A packed little pamphlet:

“Remember your sins, Christ's pardoning; your deserving, Christ's merits; your weakness, Christ's strength; your pride, Christ's humility; your many infirmities, Christ's restoring; your guilts, Christ's new applications of His blood; your failings, Christ's raising up; your wants, Christ's fullness; your temptations, Christ's tenderness; your vileness, Christ's righteousness.”

[Becca]

“He went through all your temptations, dejections, sorrows, desertions, rejections (Mat 4:3-12; Mar 15:24; Luk 22:44; Mat 26:38), and has drunk the bitterest of the cup and left the sweet; the condemnation is out. Christ drunk up all the Father’s wrath at one draught; and nothing but salvation is left for you.”

[David]

What a great small book! Drippings of honey out of the rock Christ!
Refreshing, gospel saturated and Christ honoring. Very highly recommended.

[Brady]

A incredibly edifying tract which encourages readers to direct their attention to Christ, and only Christ.

I love this quote: "Healing from duty, and not from Christ, is the most desperate disease."

[Troy Nevitt]

For being such a short book, it's a very dense book. It's a good book. It's a beautiful reminder of the many multifaceted blessings Christ is. He is a salve, a rock, and sweeter than anything ever dare compare. This is rich with theological truths and a great joy when you read slowly and see the love Wilcox has for his saviour.

[Joonas Laajanen]

Short but sweet. Can be used as an evangelistic booklet to explain the nature of saving faith.

[Jack Christenson]

Wilcox's advice is timeless and wonderfully and thoroughly backed up by scripture. Great stuff.

[David]

A small and potent tonic for the anxious and self-righteous.

[Rylan S.]

A great reminder of the glorious all-sufficiency of Christ for his people, which is the essence of true religion. Powerful warnings against the danger of self-righteous and focus on the merit of Christian duty.

[Ana]

Es de agradecer que hayan libros así de edificantes.