The Teaching of Jesus
The Teaching of Jesus
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There is surely a moreexcellent way. "My God, " Paul wrote to the Philippians, "shallfulfil"--not merely "all your need, " as the Authorized Version has it, but--"every need of yours. " There is a fine discrimination in the Divinelove which sifts and sorts men's needs, and applies itself to them oneby one, just as the need may be. And when in prayer we speak to God, letit be not only of "all our need, " flung in one great, careless heapbefore Him, but of "every need of ours, " each one named by... its name, andall spread out in order before Him.
IV And as Christ teaches us to pray for others, so also does He teach us topray for ourselves. Two points only in this connection can be noted.
(1) Let us pray when we enter into our Gethsemane; for every life hasits Gethsemane. Some there are who have not yet entered it; they areyoung, and their way thus far has teen among the roses and lilies oflife. But for them, too, the path leads to Gethsemane, and some day theyalso will lie prostrate in an agony, under the darkening olive trees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is surely a moreexcellent way. "My God, " Paul wrote to the Philippians, "shallfulfil"--not merely "all your need, " as the Authorized Version has it, but--"every need of yours. " There is a fine discrimination in the Divinelove which sifts and sorts men's needs, and applies itself to them oneby one, just as the need may be. And when in prayer we speak to God, letit be not only of "all our need, " flung in one great, careless heapbefore Him, but of "every need of ours, " each one named by... its name, andall spread out in order before Him.
IV And as Christ teaches us to pray for others, so also does He teach us topray for ourselves. Two points only in this connection can be noted.
(1) Let us pray when we enter into our Gethsemane; for every life hasits Gethsemane. Some there are who have not yet entered it; they areyoung, and their way thus far has teen among the roses and lilies oflife. But for them, too, the path leads to Gethsemane, and some day theyalso will lie prostrate in an agony, under the darkening olive trees.
What to read after The Teaching of Jesus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jackson George to read onlineMoreLess
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