Acacia John Bunyan

I Will Pray with the Spirit
A N D
With the Understanding Also-
O R,
A Discourse Touching Prayer;
Wherein is discovered,
I. What Prayer Is.
II. What It Is To Pray With The Spirit.
III. What It Is To Pray With The Spirit
A N D
With the U N D E R S T A N D I N G also...
spiritually enlightened to see the promises and to be encouraged.

By J O H N.B U N Y A N.

WRITTEN IN PRISON, 1662.
PUBLISHED, 1663.


THE CONCLUSION.

I shall conclude this discourse with this word of advice to all God's people. 1. Believe that as sure as you are in the way of God you must meet with temptations. 2. The first day therefore that thou dost enter into Christ's congregation, look for them. 3. When they do come, beg of God to carry thee through them. 4. Be jealous of thine own heart, that it deceive thee not in thy evidences for heaven, nor in thy walking with God in this world. 5. Take heed of the flatteries of false brethren. 6. Keep in the life and power of truth. 7. Look most at the things which are not seen. 8. Take heed of little sins. 9. Keep the promise warm upon thy heart. 10. Renew thy acts of faith in the blood of Christ. 11. Consider the work of thy generation. 12. Count to run with the foremost therein.



Back to the beginning...

  1. ON PRAYING IN THE SPIRIT.

  2. WHAT PRAYER IS.

  3. WHAT IT IS TO PRAY WITH THE SPIRIT.

  4. WHAT IT IS TO PRAY WITH THE SPIRIT, AND WITH THE UNDERSTANDING.

  5. THE CONCLUSION.

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