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Basic Bible Commentary John (Basic Bible Commentary, 20)

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Madsen, Norman P.

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Basic Bible Commentary First and Second Corinthians

In this book, the Letter to the Hebrews from the New Testament is used as a window to the study of prayer. Hebrews helps us listen first to God in prayer, and prayer is part of a much larger reality. It may be compared to a conversation between a husband a wife, which is the superficial evidence of a much deeper relationship. So also is prayer just the surface of the whole relationship between God and humanity. To make prayer real and meaningful, our basic relationship to God must be explored. This is what the Letter to the Hebrews is about. Before we ask about words to speak in prayer, or the proper times for prayer, we need to ask the basic question posed by Hebrews: How can we human beings relate to the eternal God?

Ask and You Will Receive: Prayer and the Letter to the Hebrews

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John (Cokesbury basic Bible commentary)

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1 and 2 Corinthians (Cokesbury basic Bible commentary)