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Bounds, E.M. – Purpose in Prayer

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EM Bounds Purpose in Prayer in which he explains what is God’s purpose in creating and using in an important way the activity of prayer.

Purpose in Prayer

by E. M. Bounds

Purpose in PrayerThis is a 13 chapter work on Prayer. This is EM Bound’s work Purpose in Prayer, in which he explains what is God’s purpose in creating and using in an important way the activity of prayer.

The prayer of faith is the only power in the universe that can change the purposes of God and bring victory to the Christian life. E. M. Bounds encourages every believer to open a “vista of infinite resource and possibility” by living a life of purposeful prayer. This book is your passport to answered prayer and a changed life. Amazon.com

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Boardman The Higher Christian Life

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William Edwin Boardman (Deeper Life Higher Christian Life) is known of one of the foundational leaders of the Deeper Life or Higher Life Movement which promoted holy living. Boardman marks a break away of this movement from being exclusively with the Methodist-Wesleyan group, and he led many others in this movement, like D.L. Moody. This is a foundation book in the beginning of this movement. It is in three parts: What it is, How it is attained, and Progress and Power.

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Boyce – Abstract of Systematic Theology

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Abstract of Systematic Theology By James Petigru Boyce

James Petigru Boyce

Author Biography: wikipedia.org:Boyce | tlogical.net:Boyce Read online: Founders.org

Abstract of Systematic Theology contains forty-two essays ranging in topic from the doctrines of God, the Trinity, and humanity, to creation, providence, and justification. Boyce also wrote extensively on the issues of election, atonement, and the immortality of the soul. Boyce’s theology was heavily influenced by Charles Hodge, and he used Hodge’s Systematic Theology text at the Southern Baptist Seminary.

The essays found in Abstract of Systematic Theology were originally intended to supplement the content of Boyce’s systematic theology classes at the seminary from 1859–1888. Boyce compiled and completed Abstract: “it is no mere logic chopping treatise but is vibrant with an experimental faith centered in Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior… .” Published in 1887.

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