Days Of Trouble Must Be Days Of

When God Intends Great Mercy For His People, The First Thing He Doth Is To Set Them A Praying.

Come, And See The Victories Of The Cross. Christ's Wounds Are Thy Healings, His Agonies Thy Repose, His Conflicts Thy Conquests, His Groans Thy Songs, His Pains Thine Ease, His Shame Thy Glory, His Death Thy Life, His Sufferings Thy Salvation.

Those That Forget To Attend God With Their Praises May Perhaps Be Compelled To Attend Him With Their Prayers.

Prayer Is A Salve For Every Sore, A Remedy For Every Malady; And When We Are Afflicted With Thorns In The Flesh, We Should Give Ourselves To Prayer. If An Answer Be Not Given To The First Prayer, Nor To The Second, We Are To Continue Praying. Troubles Are Sent To Teach Us To Pray; And Are Continued, To Teach Us To Continue Instant In Prayer.

Days Of Trouble Must Be Days Of Prayer.