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nor revealed Himself to them. He kept Himself in their manner, walking with them until they came near to the village. They asked Him to abide with them and He did. As they were seated in the room, the Lord took bread and broke it. Only then were their eyes opened to see that it was the Lord. In the church life the older brothers and sisters need to help the younger ones in their manner. Instead of being too big or too high, they need to join in to help in their weaknesses.
The Interceding of the Spirit
Paul continues to say, "for we do not know for what we should pray as is fitting, but the Spirit Himself intercedes for us with groanings which cannot be uttered." The Spirit intercedes for us with groanings in our manner. This groaning apparently is our groaning, but in our groan ing is the groaning of the Spirit. This is the best prayer we can have for the growth in life. Most of our prayers are very utterable with clear words, but they may not be out of our spirit. But when we have a real burden to pray yet we do not know how to utter it, then spontaneously we just groan with that burden without any utterable word. This kind of unutterable prayer is primarily for