Calvin images prayer as drawing on a treasure that we've been given...
Book III, chapter 20, section 1,
“To know God as the Master and Bestower of all good things and not to go to Him
and ask of Him,
this would be of as little profit as for a man to neglect a treasure buried and hidden in the earth after it had been pointed out to him.”
Saturday, January 10, 2009
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