The Meaning of PrayerCosimo Classics, 10 Mar 2016 - 212 sayfa Harry Emerson Fosdick was one of the most popular liberal preachers of the early twentieth century, and his The Meaning of Prayer is considered by many one of the finest studies of the meditative communion with God. This lovely little book features daily devotional readings focused on understanding prayer, reflecting upon: . The Naturalness of Prayer . Prayer and the Goodness of God . Hindrances and Difficulties . Unanswered Prayer . Prayer as Dominant Desire . Unselfishness in Prayer and other issues arising from conversing with the divine. This warm, friendly guidebook to a profoundly personal act remains an important exploration of one of the world's dominant faiths... just as it was when it was first published in 1915. Also available from Cosimo Classics: Fosdick's The Manhood of the Master and The Meaning of Faith. |
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... Thine only Son, Jesus Christ, our Lord, who liveth and reigneth with Thee and the Holy Spirit, now and forever, Amen. —St. Augustine (354–430). Third. Day,. Second. Week. Failure to cultivate our power of prayer goes back in.
... Thine only Son, Jesus Christ, our Lord, who liveth and reigneth with Thee and the Holy Spirit, now and forever, Amen. —St. Augustine (354–430). Third. Day,. Second. Week. Failure to cultivate our power of prayer goes back in.
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... Thine own inspiring. Enter then, and adorn, and make it such as Thou canst inhabit, since it is the work of Thy hands. Give me Thine own self, without which, though Thou shouldst give me all that ever Thou hast made, yet could not my ...
... Thine own inspiring. Enter then, and adorn, and make it such as Thou canst inhabit, since it is the work of Thy hands. Give me Thine own self, without which, though Thou shouldst give me all that ever Thou hast made, yet could not my ...
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... thine own self, without whom, though thou shouldest give me all that ever thou hadst made, yet could not my desires he satisfied.” Recall Thomas à Kempis in the fifteenth century, praying, “It is too small and unsatisfactory, whatsoever ...
... thine own self, without whom, though thou shouldest give me all that ever thou hadst made, yet could not my desires he satisfied.” Recall Thomas à Kempis in the fifteenth century, praying, “It is too small and unsatisfactory, whatsoever ...
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Gods Care for the Individual | |
Prayer and the Goodness of | |
Hindrances and Difficulties | |
Prayer and the Reign of | |
Unanswered Prayer | |
Prayer as Dominant Desire | |
Prayer as a Battlefield | |
Unselfishness in Prayer | |
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Amen answer battlefield believe beseech Thee Bible blessing called Christ Christian communion Consider dominant desire earth Eternal evil experience face faith Father feel fellowship friendship gifts give glory God’s presence grace grant Habakkuk habitual hand hear heart heaven Henry Ward Beecher Holy Holy Spirit Horace Bushnell human individual intercession Jehovah Jeremy Taylor Jesus Kingdom knowledge lives Lord man’s Master Matt means mercy mind moods natural natural law never ourselves Paul’s peace petition practice prayer wheel Psalm Psalmist purpose READINGS First Day realm reign of law religion sake Samuel McComb Scripture secret seek servant soul speak spirit SUGGESTIONS FOR THOUGHT supplication Thine things Thomas à Kempis Thou art Thou hast thou wilt Thy love thy name Thyself trouble truth unanswered unanswered prayer unselfish unto thee Walter Rauschenbusch wants Week wisdom words