Description

Pilgrim Portions for the Day of Rest by J.N. Darby / Printed in U.S.A. 1977

UPC: 9781853070058

Product Features

Author: J.N. Darby, a prominent 19th-century theologian and founder of the Plymouth Brethren movement.
ISBN: 185307005X
Format: Paperback
Pages: 52 weekly meditations
Topics Covered: Trial, Communion, Divine Energy, The Will of God, Christ is All, and more.
Audience: Christians seeking spiritual growth and meditation.
Structure: Each weekly meditation provides reflections on key aspects of Christian living, focusing on the person and work of Jesus Christ.

Overview

Pilgrim Portions by J.N. Darby is a treasured collection of fifty-two weekly meditations, designed to guide believers on their spiritual journey. Darby’s writings, often described as "nuggets of gold," delve deeply into the heart of Christian faith, presenting reflections on Christ’s work and how He meets the needs of our souls. Each meditation offers insight into essential Christian themes, such as Trial, Communion, and Divine Energy, offering believers practical and spiritual nourishment as they walk through life toward their eternal home.

Darby’s writings are known for their depth and theological richness. Pilgrim Portions presents his ministry in an accessible format, making it ideal for weekly reflection, whether individually or in a small group. The volume is filled with encouragement, reminding readers of Christ’s sufficiency in every aspect of life, making it a valuable resource for Christians desiring deeper communion with God.

Interesting Facts

John Nelson Darby is considered one of the most influential figures in dispensational theology and a pioneer of modern Christian thought.
The fifty-two meditations, corresponding to the weeks of the year, cover a wide range of Christian experiences, providing encouragement and reflection for believers facing trials, seeking communion, and desiring to know Christ more deeply.
J.N. Darby is also credited with producing the Darby Bible Translation, a well-regarded English version of the Bible.
The Plymouth Brethren movement, of which Darby was a key figure, emphasizes simplicity, scripture, and a personal relationship with God, elements clearly reflected in Pilgrim Portions.
The writings of J.N. Darby and his biography are still widely available, demonstrating the enduring influence of his ministry in modern Christian thought.