Knelling We Triumph Volume 1

Edwin F. Harvey

ISBN 10: 1932774076 / ISBN 13: 9781932774078

Published by Old Paths Tract Society, 2005

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Knelling We Triumph Volume 1
• Publisher: Old Paths Tract Society
• Publication Date: 2005
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1932774076
• ISBN 13: 9781932774078
• Binding: paperback
• Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis

How can we be victorious as Christians? How can we overcome long-standing problems? How can we help change the world? These and many other such questions have plagued countless followers of Jesus. This is why Edwin F. and Lillian G. Harvey who wrote and compiled this volume have searched the sermons and books of fellow Christians down the centuries and now share their universal discovery that it is only on our knees that we truly conquer.

Kneeling We Triumph, Volume One, contains sixty readings on prayer, including titles such as: "Authority to Take," "Prayers that Outlive an Age," and "For the Asking." Read them and you will be encouraged to believe that the Holy Spirit comes to our aid when we ask, seek, and knock. "To arouse one man or woman to the tremendous power of prayer for others," writes A. J. Gordon, "is worth more than the combined activity of a score of average Christians."

Review

We all need to be encouraged to pray more. I have had a copy of this book for decades and found this one for my Kindle. Love being able to have a bible and other books on my Kindle for my quiet time when traveling. This book enlightens the reader as to the significance prayer has made in the lives of the spiritual giants of the ages. It is set up to easily read one chapter in your quiet time daily. I guarantee that it will inspire you to pray more. It has for me.

I really appreciate the depth of these devotional thoughts on prayer. Thank you.