The Hidden Life Thoughts On Communion With God
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It leads to prayer when we say to God, When Thou saidst unto me. Seek ye my face, my heart said unto Thee, Thy face, Lord, I will seek.^ In prayer we pass from the general to the Individual, from contemplation to appropriation by the will, from the indirect He to the direct Thou. There is nothing more solemn, more difficult, ^ more glorious, than prayer ; there Is nothing, blessed be God, so easy, so accessible, 9 The promises are not given to our wants, but to our petitions. — WyiPlTYAN. ^ Ps.... Xxvii. 8.
"^ " Believe me, " said Coleridge to his nephew, two years before his death, "to pray with all your heart and strength, with the reason and the will, to believe vividly that God will listen to your voice through Christ, and verily do the thing He pleaseth thereupon — this is the last, the greatest achievement of the Christian's warfare upon earth. Teach us to pray, Lord. '' — Coleridge's Table-talk, 144 The Experienced Reality of Pi^ayer, so tenderly and sweetly implanted in us by divine grace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It leads to prayer when we say to God, When Thou saidst unto me. Seek ye my face, my heart said unto Thee, Thy face, Lord, I will seek.^ In prayer we pass from the general to the Individual, from contemplation to appropriation by the will, from the indirect He to the direct Thou. There is nothing more solemn, more difficult, ^ more glorious, than prayer ; there Is nothing, blessed be God, so easy, so accessible, 9 The promises are not given to our wants, but to our petitions. — WyiPlTYAN. ^ Ps.... Xxvii. 8.
"^ " Believe me, " said Coleridge to his nephew, two years before his death, "to pray with all your heart and strength, with the reason and the will, to believe vividly that God will listen to your voice through Christ, and verily do the thing He pleaseth thereupon — this is the last, the greatest achievement of the Christian's warfare upon earth. Teach us to pray, Lord. '' — Coleridge's Table-talk, 144 The Experienced Reality of Pi^ayer, so tenderly and sweetly implanted in us by divine grace.
What to read after The Hidden Life Thoughts On Communion With God?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adolph Saphir to read onlineMoreLess
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