The Temple a book of Prayers
The Temple a book of Prayers
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Here where Man has triumphed and Thy great heart, O Father, is opened, we gather in adoring wonder at Thy glor}^ and in deep con- trition at our own cowardice, failure and loveless lives. Amen.
Ii6 THE ALTAR OF INCENSE f^ THOU that hearest prayer, to Thee shall ^-^ all flesh come. Before ever our yearning has broken into speech, Thou hearest us. No secret sigh of discontent escapes Thy listening ear. No silent resolve on higher things but is granted the assistance of Thy grace. We come to Thee ...who already knowest us altogether; ourselves, our hearts, our minds, our lives, all shall be our prayer. Like desert travellers wq have thirsted after Thee, and Thou knowest that thirst is Thine own creating. O satisfy us early with Thy mercy.
We would spread before Thee all the spiritual deadness of our nature, the careless content, the unheeding soul, the short-sighted vision Thou hast made all Thy glory to pass before us. We heard the thunder, we felt the fire, but Thy still small voice of calm we were too deaf to hear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here where Man has triumphed and Thy great heart, O Father, is opened, we gather in adoring wonder at Thy glor}^ and in deep con- trition at our own cowardice, failure and loveless lives. Amen.
Ii6 THE ALTAR OF INCENSE f^ THOU that hearest prayer, to Thee shall ^-^ all flesh come. Before ever our yearning has broken into speech, Thou hearest us. No secret sigh of discontent escapes Thy listening ear. No silent resolve on higher things but is granted the assistance of Thy grace. We come to Thee ...who already knowest us altogether; ourselves, our hearts, our minds, our lives, all shall be our prayer. Like desert travellers wq have thirsted after Thee, and Thou knowest that thirst is Thine own creating. O satisfy us early with Thy mercy.
We would spread before Thee all the spiritual deadness of our nature, the careless content, the unheeding soul, the short-sighted vision Thou hast made all Thy glory to pass before us. We heard the thunder, we felt the fire, but Thy still small voice of calm we were too deaf to hear.
What to read after The Temple a book of Prayers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W E William Edwin Orchard to read onlineMoreLess
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