|
|
|
|
1 Quotes for 'Horace L. Hastings' in the Database.
|
Pages:
1
|
|
:: Author »
Letter "H" »
Horace L. Hastings Quotes
|
|
|
|
Although prayer has been defined as communion with God, aspiration after the highest things, Stopford Brooke [Irish clergyman, 1832-1916] is right when he insists that prayer, in its plainest meaning, is a petition addressed to God. When Jesus laid the duty of petition upon his disciples, He went on to assert the reasonableness of man's asking and God's answering. Jesus argues along the line of reason that, if an earthly parent does the best in his power for his children, ... the Almighty and All-Wise Love, of which human love is only the shadow, will do better still for His great family; and therefore our Master teaches that men ought everywhere to pray, without fear, with hope, and without doubt.
Topic: Christianity
Source: None
|
|
|
Pages:
1
|
|
