The Miracles of Prayer a Sermon Preached Before the University in the Cathedr
The Miracles of Prayer a Sermon Preached Before the University in the Cathedr
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As to this present visitation, the prayer would be heard, if either God should discover to us the cause, so that we might ourselves find its remedy, or should remove the agent (if so be) by any atmos- pheric change. * Phil. Ii. 12, 13^ B2 20 operation of man. He willeth, in human things as in Divine, that we should use to the utmost the powers and capacities which He has lodged in us, yet not as if we were. Lords, not He, but in blessed dependence upon Himself. "*Act and pray, pray and act; ex-... pect all of God, yet neglect neither care, nor desires, nor efforts. This order is wise, is grand, is beautiful. It comprises the economy of Providence, the very condition of His government, * the covenant of God with man. " But " we have prayed and have not been heard, at least as to the present visitation. " Have we deserved to be heard? In former visitations, it was observed commonly, how the cholera lessened from the day of the public humiliation. When we dreaded famine from long-continued drought, on the morning of our prayers, the heaven over our head was as brass; the clear burning sky shewed no token of change ; men looked with awe at its unmitigated clearness 11 .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As to this present visitation, the prayer would be heard, if either God should discover to us the cause, so that we might ourselves find its remedy, or should remove the agent (if so be) by any atmos- pheric change. * Phil. Ii. 12, 13^ B2 20 operation of man. He willeth, in human things as in Divine, that we should use to the utmost the powers and capacities which He has lodged in us, yet not as if we were. Lords, not He, but in blessed dependence upon Himself. "*Act and pray, pray and act; ex-... pect all of God, yet neglect neither care, nor desires, nor efforts. This order is wise, is grand, is beautiful. It comprises the economy of Providence, the very condition of His government, * the covenant of God with man. " But " we have prayed and have not been heard, at least as to the present visitation. " Have we deserved to be heard? In former visitations, it was observed commonly, how the cholera lessened from the day of the public humiliation. When we dreaded famine from long-continued drought, on the morning of our prayers, the heaven over our head was as brass; the clear burning sky shewed no token of change ; men looked with awe at its unmitigated clearness 11 .
What to read after The Miracles of Prayer a Sermon Preached Before the University in the Cathedr?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E B Edward Bouverie Pusey to read onlineMoreLess
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