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Constantly pray to God in secret; and often remember that great day when you must appear before the judgment seat of Christ, and meet your minister there, who has so often counselled and warned you.

The history of revival shows plainly that all movements of the Spirit have started in prayer.

We cannot have revival until the altar is broken and prayer returns.

Prayer is a flow, a consciousness that our Messiah is continually with us and within us.

When I am praying the Word of God, I am praying the will of God.

the greatest tragedy of any individual Christian is a prayerless life. A prayerless life.
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Keith Daniel, While Men Slept, An Enemy Came! (transcript).

The pastor who is not praying is playing; the people who are not praying are straying.

Prayer is not only a calling upon God, but also a conflict with Satan.

We get caught in our boxes, but when we pray outside of them and ask God, the impossible can be done.

I pray that no missionary will ever be as lonely as I have been.

When I prayed, the power came down, and the people began to fall under the power of God.

It was said that every cupboard and corner in the little houses was used continually for prayer.
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Marie Monsen, Prayer Revival in China (English translation).

It was a special grace in the Old Testament, when God bound himself to a certain place where he would be found, namely, in that place where the Tabernacle was, towards which they prayed; as first in Shiloh and Shechem, afterwards at Gibeon, and lastly at Jerusalem in the Temple.

If your knowledge of doctrine does not make you a great man of prayer, you had better examine yourself again.

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