The Heart-Cry of Jesus
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Praise the Lord!
CHAPTER IX.
PRAYERFULNESS.
DELIGHT IN PRAYER.
The precious grace of entire sanctification brings to the heart aprayerful spirit. Prayer becomes the normal occupation of the soul. Oneis surprised to discover that while it was formerly difficult, if notirksome, to pray at times, now one prays because it is delightful andeasy.
DE RENTY.
Many of us have been surprised to read in the biographies of pious menand women that they frequently spent hours in prayer. But thesanctified man ...understands all that now. He can readily believe that DeRenty heard not the voice of his servant, so intent was he gazing intothe Father's face. He does not doubt that Whitefield in his collegeroom was "prostrate upon the floor many days, praying for the baptismwith the Holy Ghost. " J. W. REDFIELD.
The writer remembers of reading when just a child the thrilling life ofJohn Wesley Redfield. There was nothing which struck the boy-readerwith greater force than the prayerfulness of the man. It awed him, andmade him long to enjoy such an experience as would make prayer sodelightful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Praise the Lord!
CHAPTER IX.
PRAYERFULNESS.
DELIGHT IN PRAYER.
The precious grace of entire sanctification brings to the heart aprayerful spirit. Prayer becomes the normal occupation of the soul. Oneis surprised to discover that while it was formerly difficult, if notirksome, to pray at times, now one prays because it is delightful andeasy.
DE RENTY.
Many of us have been surprised to read in the biographies of pious menand women that they frequently spent hours in prayer. But thesanctified man ...understands all that now. He can readily believe that DeRenty heard not the voice of his servant, so intent was he gazing intothe Father's face. He does not doubt that Whitefield in his collegeroom was "prostrate upon the floor many days, praying for the baptismwith the Holy Ghost. " J. W. REDFIELD.
The writer remembers of reading when just a child the thrilling life ofJohn Wesley Redfield. There was nothing which struck the boy-readerwith greater force than the prayerfulness of the man. It awed him, andmade him long to enjoy such an experience as would make prayer sodelightful.
What to read after The Heart-Cry of Jesus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rees Byron Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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