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These are Bible studies in Isaiah by Meyers. He takes different key verses in the Book of Isaiah and presents them to us.
With Christ in the School of Prayer
by Andrew Murray
Table of Contents–
Preface
1. Lord! teach us to pray; or, The Only Teacher
2. In spirit and truth; or, The True Worshippers
3. Pray to thy Father, which is in secret; or, Alone with God
4. After this manner pray; or, The Model Prayer
5. Ask, and it shall be given you; or, The Certainty of the Answer to Prayer
6. How much more? or, The Infinite Fatherliness of God
7. How much more the Holy Spirit; or, The All-Comprehensive Gift
8. Because of his importunity; or, The Boldness of God’s Friends
9. Pray the Lord of the harvest; or, Prayer Provides Labourers
10. What wilt thou? or, Prayer must be definite
11. Believe that ye have received; or, The Faith that Takes
12. Have faith in God; or, The Secret of Believing Prayer
13. Prayer and fasting; or, The Cure of Unbelief
14. When ye stand praying, forgive; or, Prayer and Love
15. If two agree; or, The Power of United Prayer
16. Speedily, though bearing long; or, The Power of Persevering Prayer
17. I know that Thou hearest me always; or, Prayer in harmony with the being of God
18. Whose is this image? or, Prayer in harmony with the Destiny of Man
19. I go unto the Father; or, Power for Praying and Working
20. That the Father may be glorified; or, The Chief End of Prayer
21. If ye abide in me; or, The All-inclusive Condition
22. My words in you; or, The Word and Prayer
23. Bear fruit, that the Father may give what ye ask; or Obedience the Path to Power in Prayer
24. In my Name; or, The All-Prevailing Plea
25. At that day; or, The Holy Spirit and Prayer
26. I have prayed for thee; or, Christ the Intercessor
27. Father, I will; or, Christ the High Priest
28. Father! not what I will; or, Christ the Sacrifice
29. If we ask according to His will; or, Our Boldness in Prayer
30. An holy priesthood; or, The Ministry of Intercession
31. Pray without ceasing; or, A life of Prayer
Posted by WLue777 on January 22, 2026
Posted in Christian Life • M
PREFACE
These addresses on Obedience are issued with the very fervent prayer that it may please our gracious Father to use them for the instruction and strengthening of the young men and women, on whose obedience and devotion so much depends for the Church and the world. To all of them who read this I send my loving greeting. The God of all grace bless them abundantly!
It often happens after a Conference, or even after writing a book, that it is as if one only then begins to see the meaning and importance of the truth with which one has been occupied. So I do indeed feel as if I had utterly failed in grasping or expounding the spiritual character, the altogether indispensable necessity, the divine and actual possibility, the inconceivable blessedness of a life of true and entire obedience to our Father in heaven. Let me, therefore, just in a few sentences gather up the main points which have come home to myself with special power, and ask every reader at starting to take note of them as
SOME OF THE CHIEF LESSONS
to be learnt in Christ’s school of obedience.
The Father in heaven asks, and requires, and actually expects, that every child of His yield Him whole-hearted and entire obedience, day by day, and all the day.
To enable His child to do this, He has made a most abundant and altogether sufficient provision in the promise of the New Covenant, and in the gift of His Son and Spirit.
This provision can alone, but can most certainly, be enjoyed, and these promises fulfilled, in the soul that gives itself up to a life in the abiding communion with the Three-One God, so that His presence and power work in it all the day.
The very entrance into this life demands the vow of absolute obedience, or the surrender of the whole being, to be, think, speak, do, every moment, nothing but what is according to the will of God, and well-pleasing to Him.
If these things be indeed true, it is not enough to assent to them: we need the Holy Spirit to give us such a vision of their glory and divine power, and the demand they make on our immediate and unconditional submission, that there may be no rest till we accept all that God is willing to do for us.
Let us all pray that God may, by the light of His Spirit, so show His loving and almighty will concerning us, that it may be impossible for us to be disobedient to the heavenly vision.
Andrew Murray.
Wellington, 9th August, 1898.