O God and Father, I do not doubt that the things for which I have prayed are promised, not because I prayed for them, but because you have commanded me to pray and have surely promised to grant them. God, I am certain that you keep your promise and cannot deceive us. It is not the worthiness of my prayer but the certainty of your truth that makes me firmly believe beyond doubt that it will be and remain yes and amen. Amen.—Martin Luther, Luther's Prayers (ed. Herbert F. Brokering; Augsberg: Minneapolis, 1994), 26.
Crumbs fallen from the table of the King—from his Word, his workmen, and his world.
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Praying Confidently in Faith
Luther praying confidently in faith:
Topics:
Pastor-Theologians - Luther,
Pneumatology,
Prayer
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