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Every Divine promise is made upon conditions, and no prayer can be an- swered unless those conditions are complied with. These conditions are always the same, though variously expressed. At one time the condition is faith, '• Whatsoever things ye desire, when ye pray, believe that ye receive them and ye shall have them. " '• All things are possible to him that believetli. " The condition on which our Lord wrought Ilis miracles of healing was faith in Him. " Believest thou that I can do this ?" ...was almost invariably His ques- EFFICACIOUS PRAYER. 15 tion. " He did not many mighty works" in His own country, " because of their unbelief. " In our text asking in His name is the condition. What are we to understand by His " name" ? There has been the most remarkable misconception by religious teachers of what is meant in this and . Many other passages by the " name" of the Lord. It has been supposed that it meant " for His sake. " Consequently, prayer is generally ad- dressed to the Father, and He is asked to grant the peti- tion for the sake of the Son.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every Divine promise is made upon conditions, and no prayer can be an- swered unless those conditions are complied with. These conditions are always the same, though variously expressed. At one time the condition is faith, '• Whatsoever things ye desire, when ye pray, believe that ye receive them and ye shall have them. " '• All things are possible to him that believetli. " The condition on which our Lord wrought Ilis miracles of healing was faith in Him. " Believest thou that I can do this ?" ...was almost invariably His ques- EFFICACIOUS PRAYER. 15 tion. " He did not many mighty works" in His own country, " because of their unbelief. " In our text asking in His name is the condition. What are we to understand by His " name" ? There has been the most remarkable misconception by religious teachers of what is meant in this and . Many other passages by the " name" of the Lord. It has been supposed that it meant " for His sake. " Consequently, prayer is generally ad- dressed to the Father, and He is asked to grant the peti- tion for the sake of the Son.
What to read after Perfect Prayer How Offered How Answered?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Giles, Chauncey, 1813-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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