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Prayer

O. Hallesby’s Prayer explores the heart of Christian communion with God, presenting prayer not as eloquent speech but as a simple response of faith and dependence. With warmth and clarity, he guides readers to see prayer as surrender, openness, and reliance on God’s mercy. The book remains a timeless devotional resource, encouraging believers to experience prayer as both a refuge and a lifeline in their spiritual journey.

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BV 210.2 H35 1931

Publisher

Minneapolis Minnesota : Augsburg Publishing House., 1931

Collation

176 p.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

0806614730

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BV 210.2 H35 1931

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Subject(s)

Prayer — Christianity
Spiritual life — Devotional practices
Christian theology — Practical guides

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Prayer by O. Hallesby is a Christian classic first published in 1931, focusing on the meaning, necessity, and practice of prayer in the believer’s life. Hallesby, a Norwegian Lutheran theologian, presents prayer as an act of helplessness and openness before God rather than a mere ritual or duty. He emphasizes that true prayer begins with admitting one’s need and trusting fully in God’s power and grace. The book offers practical insights on how to cultivate a deeper prayer life, overcome obstacles to prayer, and experience intimacy with God through honest communication.

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