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the Divine, in Revelation, the Lamb is not alone our Reconciler and Surety, not alone our Redeemer and Savior, and not alone the Shepherd and Bishop of our soul. No, the Lamb of God and—inthisantithesis—theirritatesLambyou ofGod ...
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express it, we are bound to him; so that it is one blood of hfe that circulates in him and in us; and that it is one spirit of life that animates us and him unto life. Yea, that as little as the head can be moved from one place into another, but the foot, the hand, the eye and the ear go with it ...
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on earth the King of God's kingdom can not be But with this the likeness ends. That Christ is your king is as a figure of speech, so httle derived from earthly princes that on the seen.contrary the kings in the earth are only imagebearers of his glory, and that true, real, actual kingship ...
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the image before us of the body of Christ, of the members in that body, and over all these members, the glorious Head. The image here, however, is not merely the human body. Body in this connection rather indicates in a broader sense what we more commonly call an organism, even in the sense in wh ...
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exceedingly difficultart,or ratheritisa sacredwhich demands the utmost clearness, urgency and readiness of soul. But to pray well must never become art, or else it ceases to be action,prayer.Thedisciplesrealizedthis, ...
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andthat, if prayer is to be maintained, if it shall continue to be a power in the whole church, in every home, for every member of that home, for great and small alike, both must be practiced; as well the prayer from one's own soul, as the written prayer which all can pray, because all hav ...
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than for you, when in prayer they come a Httle nearer unto God, and may perceive something of his holy presence. How much higher did not the apostles of Jesus stand than we, and yet for them Jesus deemed a memorized prayer so little aimless or superfluous, that he himself gave them one. It is tru ...
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plural: Our Father, our daily bread, our trespasses. In all ages, in all her forms, the Church of Christ has been true to the Our Father. And in our liturgy our fathers also have not only adopted fixed prayers for public worship, but have always ordered the use of "Our Father" in the congregation ...
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not only enables us to pray, but to pray in such sacred terms as to carry the soul with them? A twofold cause here operates. First, language. Prayer and praise have a language of their own.This language does notriseof itselffrom every soul. There have been those who we ...
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tion: Thy will be done on earth among us as in heaven among thy angels. Here the reference to heaven is immediate. Here both the similarity and the difference of life on earth and life in heaven is simultaneously shown. Here Jesus urges us. that in prayer, and in seeking the nearness of God, we s ...