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Taking Hold of God: Studies on the Nature, Need and Power of Prayer is unavailable, but you can change that!

In Taking Hold of God, Zwemer lays out the case for the nature, need, and power of prayer. Chapters include: • The Antiquity and Universality of Prayer • The Nature of Prayer • Place and Posture in Prayer • The Time Element in Prayer • The Power of Prayer • Hindrances to Prayer • Non-Christian Prayer and Missions • Prayer and Missions • Some Old Testament...

add the testimony of Max Muller regarding their supreme place in the literature of all religions: “After reading the prayers of other nations [he says], no unprejudiced critic would deny that the Hebrew Psalms stand out unique among the prayers of the whole world, by their simplicity, their power and the majesty of their language.”1 One of the most striking features of the prayers found in the Psalms is their universal outlook and their missionary character. There is nothing to equal it in the outlook
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