Praying Together for True Revival (Jonathan Edwards for Today's Reader)

by Jonathan Edwards

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Extraordinary Times Call for Extraordinary Prayer. Conditions in the church and society today add urgency to Jonathan Edwards's appeal to Christians to unite in prayer "for those great effusions of the Holy Spirit" which advance God's kingdom. This book makes accessible Edwards's classic treatise on corporate prayer, An Humble Attempt... T. M. Moore has divided the work into thirteen chapters, added introductory remarks and subheadings, and concluded each chapter with questions that promote understanding and spur us to prayer. Book jacket.… (more)

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This book is built on Edwards postmillenial theology, which, if you disagree, somewhat limits its value. (

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Extraordinary Times Call for Extraordinary Prayer. Conditions in the church and society today add urgency to Jonathan Edwards's appeal to Christians to unite in prayer "for those great effusions of the Holy Spirit" which advance God's kingdom. This book makes accessible Edwards's classic treatise on corporate prayer, An Humble Attempt... T. M. Moore has divided the work into thirteen chapters, added introductory remarks and subheadings, and concluded each chapter with questions that promote understanding and spur us to prayer. Book jacket.

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