After this Manner Pray Ye

If the disciples of Jesus felt the need of instruction while they were with him in person, is it not likely that we, nearly twenty centuries hence, might be in need of some like instruction from the Master?

Jesus’ teaching in that power formula, which we all know and repeat so often, is as timely today as when he gave it to the disciples. The challenge which it gives us to bring the thoughts of our minds and the feelings of our hearts into harmony with its implications is perhaps the most effective means of personal improvement connected with the study of the prayer.

This treatise was originally a series of expository sermons delivered by the author to his own church. Subsequently it has been delivered in sermon form in other churches in many states. In response to numerous requests for the series in book form, this volume is humbly submitted to the public on its merit.

F. W. HOPKINS