The Christian Doctrine of Prayer: An Essay
The Christian Doctrine of Prayer: An Essay
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Thus let thy words not be sent forth into a void inane to search for a distant Power, but breathed reverently to Him who knows the unuttered thought.
SPECIAL FREFARATIONS. 131 Then, when we realize that we are in God's presence, let us also realize why we pray, what we need, — let us understand ourselves. Perhaps it is the close of the day. It has been a day of toil and of care ; but now we are at its close, — the world is shut out, and we are alone with hearts which beat in warm sympathy with ...our own. We are about to thank God ; but let us see first whether we are ready to thank him with our hearts. Are we really sensible of the love which has attended us through the day ? are we sensible that it was God'^s love which wel- comed us in the cheerful morning from the fresh air and the bright sky, — that it was GotVs love which shone upon us from the kind eyes of earth- ly affection, or when in a friend's words, in a book which we opened for a moment, a thought came to us of high and generous virtue, which inspired us for the moment with a breathing after the same ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus let thy words not be sent forth into a void inane to search for a distant Power, but breathed reverently to Him who knows the unuttered thought.
SPECIAL FREFARATIONS. 131 Then, when we realize that we are in God's presence, let us also realize why we pray, what we need, — let us understand ourselves. Perhaps it is the close of the day. It has been a day of toil and of care ; but now we are at its close, — the world is shut out, and we are alone with hearts which beat in warm sympathy with ...our own. We are about to thank God ; but let us see first whether we are ready to thank him with our hearts. Are we really sensible of the love which has attended us through the day ? are we sensible that it was God'^s love which wel- comed us in the cheerful morning from the fresh air and the bright sky, — that it was GotVs love which shone upon us from the kind eyes of earth- ly affection, or when in a friend's words, in a book which we opened for a moment, a thought came to us of high and generous virtue, which inspired us for the moment with a breathing after the same ?
What to read after The Christian Doctrine of Prayer: An Essay?
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