Prayer

Name: Prayer
SKU: 9780851510903
Price: 5.60 USD
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Author

John Bunyan

Category Christian Living, Sale - Puritan Paperbacks, Sermons/Expositions, Theology Books

Series Puritan Paperbacks

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Weight	0.42 lbs
Dimensions	7.13 × 4.75 × 0.5 in
topic	Spiritual Growth, Prayer
Format	Book
Original Pub Date	1662, 1692
Banner Pub Date	Dec 1, 1965
binding	Paperback
page-count	176
scripture	1 Corinthians
series	Puritan Paperbacks
isbn	9780851510903

Book Description

Two works on prayer are here brought together. In Praying in the Spirit Bunyan defines what it means to pray with the spirit and with the understanding, and deals with difficulties in prayer. In The Throne of Grace, he explains how to approach God’s throne in prayer and opens up the blessings God’s people receive from the high priestly ministry of Jesus Christ.

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	PART ONE
	PRAYING IN THE SPIRIT
1	What true prayer is	13
2	What it is to pray with the Spirit	23
3	What it is to pray with the Spirit and with the understanding	36
4	Queries and objections answered	43
5	Use and application	49
6	Conclusion	61
	PART TWO
	THE THRONE OF GRACE
1	God has more thrones than one	67
2	The godly can distinguish one throne from another	69
	1. There is a throne of grace	69
	Import of the term ‘grace’	70
	What is to be inferred from the term, ‘throne of grace’	72
	What this throne of grace is	74
	Where the throne of grace is erected	76
	Why the law and the mercy-seat are so near together	78
	2. How the godly distinguish the throne of grace from other thrones	79
3	The persons intended by the exhortation, ‘Let us come’	101
	The orderly coming to the throne of grace	102
4	How we are to approach the throne of grace	107
	What it is to come to the throne of grace without boldness	111
	None but the godly know the throne of grace	114
5	Motives for coming boldly to the throne of grace	119
	1. Because we have such an high priest there	119
	(i) The legal qualifications of Jesus Christ for the office of high priest	120
	Christ the sacrifice as well as the high priest, and how he offered it	129
	Christ a willing and an effectual sacrifice	130
	Christ the altar	131
	How Christ executes the office of high priest	133
	How these mysteries are to be learned	139
	(ii) The natural qualifications of Jesus Christ to be our high priest	141
	2. Because we are sure to speed	151
	Saints are like to meet with needy times	151
	Continual supplies of grace are essential to our welfare	157
	What this should teach us	161
6	Conclusion	166
	Six lessons to be learned from this text	166