George Muller, and the Secret of his Power in Prayer (4)
Andrew Murray · With Christ in the School of Prayer · 37 of 37
‘To suppose that we have difficulty about money only would be a mistake: there occur hundreds of other wants and of other difficulties. It is a rare thing that a day occurs 274without some difficulty or some want; but often there are many difficulties and many wants to be met and overcome the same day. All these are met by prayer and faith, our universal remedy; and we have never been confounded. Patient, persevering, believing prayer, offered up to God, in the Name of the Lord Jesus, has always, sooner or later, brought the blessing. I do not despair, by God’s grace, of obtaining any blessing, provided I can be sure it would be for any real good, and for the glory of God.
4 The extracts are from a work in four volumes, The Lord’s Dealings with George Muller. J. Nisbet & Co., London.
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