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An Exposition on Prayer in the Bible: Matthew–Acts is unavailable, but you can change that!

An Exposition on Prayer is the lifework of Dr. Jim Rosscup. For the past fifteen years of an incredible fifty years of teaching, Dr. Jim Rosscup has been laboring on his “magnum opus” and is ready to pass on his wealth of knowledge in, and experience with prayer to future generations in this comprehensive five volume set. Dr. Jim Rosscup presents a pre-millennial perspective on prophetical...

Praying “Your kingdom come” is praying that the kingdom will arrive at some future time, even while one desires expressions of the kingdom’s life even now. It would be insincere and hypocritical to yearn for the future coming without giving the heart in some genuine commitment to kingdom interests relevant now. Paul would later expect the kingdom as a future reality (Gal. 5:21; Eph. 5:3–7). So would John when he wrote the Apocalypse (Rev. 5:9). (2) “Your will be done.” Prayer as permeated and shaped
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