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Foreword - The Omnipresence - Love - Faith - Living the True Life - Knowledge and Good Judgment - Casting Out Fear - Healing - The Power of the Word - Forgiveness - Prayer - Concentration - Heaven and Hell - Contents -

Sincerity is needed in prayer above all things. Earnestness and sincerity constitute the only value of prayer.

Louis XI of France was a brilliant statesman but a cruel, ruthless man. He believed that prayer could cover all things. He even prayed for pardon for sins before they were committed, saying:

"Dear Virgin, if you will help me to entrap and torture and kill these men I will give you a new robe or jewel."

The Pharisees fasted, and gave alms, and prayed on the streets to be seen of men. That spirit is manifested in many other ways in this time, no that the authors may be considered godly.

Humility is necessary in our attitude toward the Holy Spirit, but this should not take an attitude of groveling or cringing. We should keep in mind that beautiful thought, "Of myself I can do nothing," which recognizes the power

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