“照着你们的信给你们成全了罢。”(马太福音九章29节)
“祷告透切”的意思就是祷告到完全的信心里去；祷告到还在祷告的时候就已经有了一种把握：觉得我们的祷告已蒙垂听，已蒙悦纳了；祷告到事情还没有实现之先，已经得着了所求的。
让我们记得，世上任何环境都不能拦阻神的话应验，所以让我们坚信他的话没有改变的可能，虽然世界一直在改变。神要我们单信他的话，不用别的证实，或凭据，然后他要照着我们的信给我们成全。
事情终会实现，
他有应许在先。
他说:“不撇下你”，(希伯来书十三章第五节)
神永远信守承诺。(哥林多后书一章第廿节)
古代信徒的祷告，像放在银行柜台上的支票一样，立刻可以兑取现金。——安德生(Sir R.Anderson)
“神说…事就这样成了。”(创世记一章九节)
According to your faith be it unto you (Matt. 9:29).
"Praying through" might be defined as praying one's way into full faith, emerging while yet praying into the assurance that one has been accepted and heard, so that one becomes actually aware of receiving, by firmest anticipation and in advance of the event, the thing for which he asks.
Let us remember that no earthly circumstances can hinder the fulfillment of His Word if we look steadfastly at the immutability of that Word and not at the uncertainty of this ever-changing world. God would have us believe His Word without other confirmation, and then He is ready to give us "according to our faith."
When once His Word is past,
When He hath said , 'I will,' (Heb. 13:5)
The thing shall come at last;
God keeps His promise still. (2 Cor. 1:20)
The prayer of the Pentecostal age was like a cheque to be paid in coin over the counter.
--Sir R. Anderson
"And God said… and it was so." (Gen. 1:9.)
“祷告透切”的意思就是祷告到完全的信心里去；祷告到还在祷告的时候就已经有了一种把握：觉得我们的祷告已蒙垂听，已蒙悦纳了；祷告到事情还没有实现之先，已经得着了所求的。
让我们记得，世上任何环境都不能拦阻神的话应验，所以让我们坚信他的话没有改变的可能，虽然世界一直在改变。神要我们单信他的话，不用别的证实，或凭据，然后他要照着我们的信给我们成全。
事情终会实现，
他有应许在先。
他说:“不撇下你”，(希伯来书十三章第五节)
神永远信守承诺。(哥林多后书一章第廿节)
古代信徒的祷告，像放在银行柜台上的支票一样，立刻可以兑取现金。——安德生(Sir R.Anderson)
“神说…事就这样成了。”(创世记一章九节)
According to your faith be it unto you (Matt. 9:29).
"Praying through" might be defined as praying one's way into full faith, emerging while yet praying into the assurance that one has been accepted and heard, so that one becomes actually aware of receiving, by firmest anticipation and in advance of the event, the thing for which he asks.
Let us remember that no earthly circumstances can hinder the fulfillment of His Word if we look steadfastly at the immutability of that Word and not at the uncertainty of this ever-changing world. God would have us believe His Word without other confirmation, and then He is ready to give us "according to our faith."
When once His Word is past,
When He hath said , 'I will,' (Heb. 13:5)
The thing shall come at last;
God keeps His promise still. (2 Cor. 1:20)
The prayer of the Pentecostal age was like a cheque to be paid in coin over the counter.
--Sir R. Anderson
"And God said… and it was so." (Gen. 1:9.)