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The Prayers of St. Paul
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84 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 2, 2009
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January 12, 2025
As I studied the New Testament, the Apostle Paul's prayers really stood out to me, and I made a mental note to go back and study them as a group sometime. So I was excited to discover this little gem.
Thomas did an excellent job of compiling and commenting on each of Paul's prayers. They are deeply personal, but also wonderfully encouraging. He points out the love and truth packed into each prayer. That then encouraged me on how to pray for others and of course, how I should be living. But more than that, it showed the closeness and character of God to those who pray and those who are prayed for.
It's short. I would strongly recommend reading it. What better way to learn about prayer than from the prayers recorded in the Bible?
Thomas did an excellent job of compiling and commenting on each of Paul's prayers. They are deeply personal, but also wonderfully encouraging. He points out the love and truth packed into each prayer. That then encouraged me on how to pray for others and of course, how I should be living. But more than that, it showed the closeness and character of God to those who pray and those who are prayed for.
It's short. I would strongly recommend reading it. What better way to learn about prayer than from the prayers recorded in the Bible?
January 1, 2018
The prayers of St. Paul
The Prayers of St. Paul by W. H. Griffith was a very good commentary of Paul's prayers. Next to the prayers of Jesus they are my favorites
The Prayers of St. Paul by W. H. Griffith was a very good commentary of Paul's prayers. Next to the prayers of Jesus they are my favorites
December 19, 2015
I once read a review that said this was a "devotional gem" and I concur.
September 26, 2019
Super easy and straight forward read. Nothing especially new or profound, but simple, sound theology of St Paul.
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