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Prayer-A Channel of Grace
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Prayer is a channel of grace, for the conveying of blessings from God… a means of worship, whereby we are to do our homage to God and give him the glory of his deity… a humble appeal from our impotency to God’s omnipotence.
In prayer we do not only beg mercy of God, but vow praise to God for the mercies we beg… [so that] we wear with thankfulness what we win with prayer.
—William Gurnall “Christian in complete Armour”
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