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Praying people will always change the world!

In this wonderful classic book about prayer, author Edward M. Bounds, clearly identifies those throughout the Bible who knew the importance of praying to God.

From Joshua and Jacob, and Samuel and Samson, to Daniel and David, and Peter and Paul, the significance that prayer made in the lives of biblical men is unquestionable. Prayer is the difference between victory and defeat-between communication with and isolation from God.

"Hezekiah had hardly finished his prayer, and Isaiah was just about to go home when God gave him another message for Hezekiah, this time one more pleasant and encouraging. The mighty force of prayer had affected God, and had changed His edict and reversed Him in His purpose concerning Hezekiah. What is that which prayer cannot do? What is it which a praying man cannot accomplish through prayer?"

A pastor during the American Civil War, when Reverend Bounds wasn't praying, he was writing about praying. Before he died in 1913, he wrote more than 240 books about the importance of prayer, and his teachings are still used as resources worldwide.

Learn how you can be victorious through praying such as those men in the Bible who overcame great odds to fulfill their destinies in God.

Biographie de l'auteur

Edward McKendree (E. M.) Bounds, a Methodist minister and devotional writer, born in Shelby County, Missouri in 1835. After studying law, he was admitted to the bar at the age of twenty-one years. After practicing law for three years, Bounds began preaching for the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. At the time of his pastorate at Brunswick, Missouri, war was declared, and he was made a prisoner of war for refusing to take the oath of allegiance to the Federal Government. After release he served as chaplain of the Fifth Missouri regiment [for the Confederate Army] until the close of the war. At that time he was captured and held as prisoner at Nashville, Tennessee. After the war ended, Bounds served as pastor of churches in Tennessee, Alabama, and St. Louis, Missouri. He spent the last seventeen years of his life with his family in Washington, Georgia, writing his 'Spiritual Life Books.'

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