Fragment: Burdens and Prayer

From: Young Christian: Volume 30, 1940

There is no burden of the spirit but is lightened by kneeling under it. Little by little the bitterest feelings are sweetened by the mention of them in prayer. And agony itself stops swelling if it can only cry sincerely, “My God! my God!”

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Young Christian: Volume 30, 1940

• Shout, The

• Fragment: Burdens and Prayer

• Wiles of the Devil, The

• Cross, The

• Judge Righteous Judgment

• Friend of the World, A

• Out and Out

• Extract: Two Things to Learn

• Correspondence: Captivity Captive; Meaning of Symbols in Rev. 1:13-16

• Countess and Her Grand-Niece, The

• Thirty Pieces of Silver

• Epistle to the Romans, The: Romans 16

• From the Top of the Rocks

• Young People's Meeting: The Question Box, A: No.4 The Gospel Meeting and Open Meeting

• Before They Call

• Him

• Present Dealings of God, The

• Extract: Losing the Sense of God's Presence

• Correspondence: Sabbath Day Points to?; Acts 2:17; 1 Cor. 7:14; Musical Instrum.

• Sudden Call, A

• Extract: Pray Much, Speak Little

• With the Lord

• Corinthians, The First Epistle to the: 1:1-8

• Fragment: The Intentions of God's Grace

• Young People's Meeting: The Question Box, A: No. 5 Musical Instruments

• Extract: Waiting for the Coming

• More Precious Than Rubies

• He Tasted Death for Me

• Correspondence: Mat. 24:22; Luke 14:26; Two Little Whiles; Mat. 13:30; 1 Jo. 2:7-8

• Faith Cometh by Hearing