It's been a while since I wrote a post related to the Bible prayers, Fear not! I haven't forgotten. By God's grace I hope to continue. And without further ado, I present to you another bible prayer analysis. A french astronomer once said:"I have swept the universe with my telescope, and I find no God." Another … Continue reading Where is the music?
A Walkthrough the Major Prayers of the Bible
Prayer Practice
In the dark streams of Mammoth Cave in Kentucky, you will find fishes that are still alive but have lost their sight. These fishes have lived for many centuries in the darkened waters of the cave, as a result their optic nerves have become atrophied. One new word to learn: atrophy. This is the wasting … Continue reading Prayer Practice
Nail Holes
A father was trying to explain the consequences of careless living to his son. So the father told his son to drive a nail into the post each time he did something wrong. Whenever the boy did a kind act he was allowed to pull out the nail. The son followed his fathers instructions but … Continue reading Nail Holes
Waiting
Hello everyone! 🙂 Moving on to the 2nd book of Samuel we come to our first woman in this series - Hannah. During the Civil War, President Lincoln was pacing around the White House because the reports from Gettysburg troubled him. He eventually closed the door and knelt down to pray. President Lincoln told a … Continue reading Waiting
From the Ruins
Hello everyone, sorry for the break. I have been ill recently and I didn't have time to continue with the series, but I'm strong now, Thanks be to God. Let us carry on with the "Walkthrough the Major Prayers of the Bible", with the book of Judges. An American clergyman named Henry Ward Beecher, experienced many sorrow … Continue reading From the Ruins
The Blot
Now we are going to move into the book of Joshua. I found this entry particularity interesting, when I read it on the bible plan. An author went to visit his friend, and he found her very upset. She had ruined an expensive handkerchief by a blot of indelible ink. She cried out "Nothing can … Continue reading The Blot
WHEN GOD SAYS “NO”
A man named James Russell Lowell once said, "There is no good arguing with the inevitable; the only argument available with an east wind is to put on your overcoat" What are your thoughts on that quote? When something is inevitable it is 'certain to happen' and it is 'unavoidable', no matter how hard a … Continue reading WHEN GOD SAYS “NO”
Let God Drive
The next prayer in this series is also from the book of numbers. In this section of the bible Plan the author told a story about 2 boys who were discussing Elijah's dramatic chariot ride when God took him home. One boy said to the other "Wouldn't you be afraid to ride in a chariot … Continue reading Let God Drive
Wake to Criticise
This next prayer is also from the book of numbers. Each morning, a devout young Persian rose before daybreak to pray and read the Koran. On one particular morning, his father awoke and the boy said to him, "Behold, thy other children are lost in irreligious slumbers. I alone am awake to praise God." The … Continue reading Wake to Criticise
I can See You
The next prayer is also from the book of Exodus and was uttered by Moses. There is a story told of a nurse named Clara Barton. She nursed those who were dying on the battlefield of Antietam. One night while she was walking through the barn where those who had been wounded were kept, she … Continue reading I can See You
The Undiluted Word 