The Reality of Prayer

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Introduction – by the editor, Homer W. Hodge (1924) (2:04)
1 – Prayer: A Sacred and Royal Privilege (15:41)
2 – Prayer—Fills Man’s Poverty With God’s Riches (16:48)
3 – Prayer—The All-Important Essence of Earthly Worship (10:50)
4 – God Has Everything To Do With Prayer (21:24)
5 – Jesus Christ, The Divine Teacher of Prayer (18:11)
6 – Jesus Christ, The Divine Teacher of Prayer (Continued) (22:57)
7 – Jesus Christ An Example of Prayer (18:14)
8 – Prayer Incidents In The Life of Our Lord (12:29)
9 – Prayer Incidents In The Life of Our Lord (Continued) (16:35)
10 – Our Lord’s Model Prayer (7:48)
11 – Our Lord’s High Priestly Prayer (18:34)
12 – The Gethsemane Prayer (18:46)
13 – The Holy Spirit and Prayer (19:01)
14 – The Holy Spirit Our Helper In Prayer (17:27)
15 – The Two Comforters and Two Advocates (8:09)
16 – Prayer and The Holy Ghost Dispensation (12:40)

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E.M. Bounds

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1924

Prayer

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Introduction
by the editor, Homer W. Hodge (1924)
During the last twenty-five years of the nineteenth century and a score of years of the twentieth, there lived and died three great men of God whom I knew—men whom God has doubtless numbered among the foremost of His heavenly host.

The first was Edward McKendree Bounds, author of this present volume and the other “Spiritual Life” Books.

The second was Claud L. Chilton, minister for many years in the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, and a musical composer of religious music of considerable note.

The third, Clement C. Cary, preacher and editor, lost his life in an automobile accident in 1922. The fourth was Dr. B. F. Haynes, minister, editor and author, who died in Nashville, in 1923.

What Dr. Thomas Goodwin, the Puritan, was to Strong, Arrowsmith and Spurstow; what John Wesley was to Whitefield, Fletcher and Clark, Bounds was to Chilton, Cary and Haynes. What David Brainerd’s _Journal_ did for Carey, Martyn, McCheyne, Bounds’ books can do for thousands of God’s Children. He was a man who lived continually in an attitude of prayer. He walked and talked with the Lord.

Prayer was the great weapon in his arsenal, his pathway to the Throne of Grace. None who read what he has written can fail of realizing that Edward McKendree Bounds talked with God, as a man talketh to his friend.

The Reality of Prayer

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