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Monday, May 30, 2011

Prayer in place of Bacon

Monday's Quote:
"0h brother, pray; in spite of Satan, pray; spend hours in prayer; rather neglect friends than not pray; rather fast, and lose breakfast, dinner, tea, and supper - and sleep too - than not pray. And we must not talk about prayer, we must pray in right earnest. The Lord is near. He comes softly while the virgins slumber." Andrew A. Bonar

8 comments:

  1. Mr. Andrew A. Bonar is right on!

    Now if I could only give up sleep, breakfast, lunch and dinner and "DO" what he suggest.

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  2. Incredible quote, thanks for sharing.

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  3. He often shows himself when we least expect it. So we need to stay vigilant, awake, and sover. Have a great holiday!

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  4. "we must not talk about prayer"

    Absolutely! I did find it odd that Mr Bonar talked about prayer in this quote. :)

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  5. Amen. As Christ said, we ought always to pray, and never faint in doing so.

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  6. I seem to have it backwards. "pray; in spite of Satan, pray..." I'm glad he took a break from prayer to remind us to pray. Is it just me, or is prayer one of the hardest things to do? I really needed this reminder!

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