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Prayer and Revelation
Prayer and Revelation
By Vincent Cheung
Vincent Cheung’s work on Prayer and Revelation is a general work in Prayer. I don’t know why he put the title of this book as he did. It is the title of the last chapter. He explores prayer in relation to the Son, the Father, the Spirit, the Divine nature, several attributes of God, motivation, obedience, etc.
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Table of Contents on Prayer and Revelation
Table of Contents
1. Praying through the Son
2. Praying to the Father
3. Praying by the Spirit (Prayer and the Divine Nature)
4. Prayer and Sovereignty
5. Prayer and Omniscience
6. Prayer and Transcendence (Prayer and the Moral Life)
7. Prayer and Motivation
8. Prayer and Obedience
9. Prayer and Persistence (Prayer and the Inner Life)
10. Prayer and Experience
11. Prayer and Revelation
12. Endnotes
More Works on Prayer
- Adams Worldiness Duty to congregate,
- Ames, William – Marrow of Sacred Divinity v2
- Anderson, T.M. – Prayer Availeth Much
- Anon – Basic Christian Doctrine
- Austin-Sparks In Touch with the Throne (prayer)
- Bounds Possibilities of Prayer
- Bounds, E.M. – Essentials of Prayer
- Bounds, E.M. – Necessity of Prayer
- Bounds, E.M. – Power through Prayer
- Bounds, E.M. – Prayer and Praying Men
PREFACE
In his book, With Christ in the School of Prayer, Andrew Murray writes, “Reading a book about prayer, listening to lectures and talking about it is very good, but it won’t teach you to pray. You get nothing without exercise, without practice.”1 This is a most foolish thing to say. If reading, listening, and talking about prayer “won’t teach you to pray,” then how are these activities “very good”? If I get “nothing” without practice, then why should I read his book?
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