The Bible commentator Matthew Henry wrote a book called Experiencing God’s Presence. In it (p.11), he says: “Although Psalm 5:3 may be taken as a promise that God will hear our prayers...
Our fathers had much to say about stillness, and by stillness they meant the absence of motion or the absence of noise or both...
As we advance from the lowest scale of being to the highest, we find that every rank calls that above it a mystery...
The pernicious tendency of these traditions is very strikingly illustrated, in one of our Lord’s discourses...
Three things are here said to be with God, which phrase, with God, he again and again chooseth to express the grounds of his hope in God by...
According to John Bunyan in The Acceptable Sacrifice: The Excellency of a Broken Heart (p.2-3), there “are four things that are very acceptable to God...
