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Prayer
John Bunyan
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Geisteswissenschaften, Kunst, Musik / Religion/Theologie
Beschreibung
John Bunyan, renowned for his literary masterpiece "Pilgrim's Progress," unfolds another gem in the realm of spiritual guidance with his lesser-known work, "Prayer." Penned during his incarceration and initially published in 1652, this concise yet profound book delves into the intricacies of prayer, offering readers a rich understanding of this essential aspect of the Christian life.
The book opens with Bunyan's beautiful definition of prayer as a "sincere, sensible, affectionate pouring out of the heart or soul to God, through Christ, in the strength and assistance of the Holy Spirit." Bunyan emphasizes the purpose of prayer as seeking those things God has promised or aligning with His Word, all while fostering a commitment to the well-being of the Church and an unwavering submission to God's will in faith.
True to the Puritan style, Bunyan methodically dissects and elaborates on each component of his definition, providing readers with a structured and insightful journey into the practice of Christian prayer. He navigates through the dimensions of sincerity, sensibility, and affection, highlighting the role of Christ and the Holy Spirit in this spiritual discipline. Through its eloquent prose and meticulous exploration, this book remains a timeless guide for those on the pilgrimage of faith.
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Prayer, Christian Life, Prayerful Living, Puritan Literature, 17th Century, Christian Spirituality, Devotional, Puritan Devotion, Prayer Conditions, Relationship with God, Faith, Power of Prayer, Religious Writing, Spiritual Disciplines