Lord Teach Us To PrayCCEL, 1937 - 292 pages |
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... things new and old. Nobody else could have preached these sermons,—after much reading and re-reading of them that remains the most vivid impression: there can be few more strongly personal documents in the whole literature of the pulpit ...
... things new and old. Nobody else could have preached these sermons,—after much reading and re-reading of them that remains the most vivid impression: there can be few more strongly personal documents in the whole literature of the pulpit ...
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... things perhaps may be said. The first is that there are so few specialists now in this line of teaching, that we can afford occasionally to listen to one who made it his deliberate business. And the second is that the clouds which this ...
... things perhaps may be said. The first is that there are so few specialists now in this line of teaching, that we can afford occasionally to listen to one who made it his deliberate business. And the second is that the clouds which this ...
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... that he lived intensely what he so intensely spoke. In that majestic ministry, stretching over so long a time, many would have said that the personal example was even a greater thing than the burning words,—and not least the personal.
... that he lived intensely what he so intensely spoke. In that majestic ministry, stretching over so long a time, many would have said that the personal example was even a greater thing than the burning words,—and not least the personal.
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Alexander Whyte. greater thing than the burning words,—and not least the personal example in the matter of which this book treats,—the life of prayer; ordered, methodical, deliberate, unwearied in adoration, confession, intercession and ...
Alexander Whyte. greater thing than the burning words,—and not least the personal example in the matter of which this book treats,—the life of prayer; ordered, methodical, deliberate, unwearied in adoration, confession, intercession and ...
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... as Kings and Priests unto God. Prayer is the magnificent office it is, because it is an office of such a magnificent kind. Magnificence is of many kinds, and magnificent things are more or less magnificent according to their.
... as Kings and Priests unto God. Prayer is the magnificent office it is, because it is an office of such a magnificent kind. Magnificence is of many kinds, and magnificent things are more or less magnificent according to their.
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Apostle begin believe Bible blessed bones waxed Book of Job brethren Chaldeans closet cometh darkness David death disciples Divine door earth Elijah Esau eternity evil eyes faith Father forgive Gethsemane glory God’s grace Habakkuk hand haste hath hear heard heart heaven hell Holy Spirit Horology hour imagination importunate intercession intercessory prayer Israel Jabbok Jacob Jerusalem Jesus Christ knees knock look Lord’s magnificent man’s matter mercy midnight mind minister morning Moses never night Old Testament ourselves Padan-aram passions Paul Paul’s plead praise pray pray.”—Luke xi PRAYER Lord preaching prophet psalm reward Sabbath saints sake salvation sanctification sanctify Scripture secret prayer seek seen sermon set the Lord shut sins soul speak spirit teach tell Testament Thee thine things Thou thought throne tower travels the fastest true truth unto whole Whyte words worship