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E. M. Bounds on Prayer

E. M. Bounds · The Essentials of Prayer · Power Through Prayer · Purpose in Prayer

E. M. Bounds on Prayer by E. M. Bounds

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E. M. Bounds on Prayer by E. M. Bounds

Three of E. M. Bounds's classic books on prayer in one web book: The Essentials of Prayer (the whole man at prayer, humility, devotion, praise, trouble, consecration, compassion, concerted prayer and missions), Power Through Prayer (his call to preachers to be men of prayer, with chapters on unction and a praying pulpit) and Purpose in Prayer (the conditions, possibilities and hindrances of prayer, and prayer as the undergirding of revival).

  • 49 chapters
  • 262 source PDF pages
  • 90,156 words
  • ≈ 7 h 31 min reading time
  • English

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TitleE. M. Bounds on Prayer
SubtitleThe Essentials of Prayer · Power Through Prayer · Purpose in Prayer
AuthorE. M. Bounds
Original publicationThree works by E. M. Bounds: Power Through Prayer (1907; revised from Preacher and Prayer, 1902), Purpose in Prayer (1920) and The Essentials of Prayer (1925), the latter two edited by Homer W. Hodge. Source: the collected Hendrickson Christian Classics edition (Peabody, Mass.: Hendrickson Publishers, 2006; second printing 2010).
Publisher (of the source edition)Hendrickson Publishers (source edition, 2006)
ISBN978-1-59856-052-7
LanguageEnglish
CategoryPrayer, Christian Living, Discipleship
SourceScanned PDF of the Hendrickson Christian Classics edition (2006), read with Tesseract OCR.

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E. M. Bounds (1835–1913): Power Through Prayer (1907), Purpose in Prayer (1920) and The Essentials of Prayer (1925) are public domain in the United States.

This web edition was made from the Hendrickson Christian Classics edition (© 2006 Hendrickson Publishers, Inc.). Its 2006 preface is not reproduced; the edition's light editorial apparatus in the body text is under review, so this book is not yet listed in search engines and no PDF download is offered.

This book is a scan; its text was produced by OCR, so occasional misread words may remain. The bracketed words in the text are the source edition’s own clarifications. Common OCR misreadings (such as “tlie” for “the”) were corrected against a dictionary and the book’s own vocabulary; wording and spelling of the original were not changed.

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