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Calvin: Of Prayer and the Christian Life: Selected Writings from the Institutes
Calvin: Of Prayer and the Christian Life: Selected Writings from the Institutes
Calvin: Of Prayer and the Christian Life: Selected Writings from the Institutes
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Calvin: Of Prayer and the Christian Life: Selected Writings from the Institutes

Written by John Calvin

Narrated by James Adams

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"Let the first rule of right prayer then be, to have our heart and mind framed as becomes those who are entering into converse with God." So begins John Calvin and his treatise on prayer. These SEMInal writings are from his Magnus Opus The Institutes of the Christian Religion. Prayer as Calvin describes it is not giddy, and he goes on to give Scriptural definitions of proper thought, engagement, and attitude. What do the roles of patience and self-denial play in the role of the Christian life and what does Christian piety look like? What should our views be of the present life and the future life? John Calvin is one of the giants of Christian history. These two sections of The Institutes guide us ever so thoughtfully and gracefully into his theology and practice of Christian living. Wonderfully narrated by James Adams, these are sure to both challenge and encourage one to a fuller devotion to Christ.
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Release dateAug 1, 2008
ISBN9781596446090
Calvin: Of Prayer and the Christian Life: Selected Writings from the Institutes
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John Calvin

John Calvin (1509–1564) was one of the most influential theologians of the Reformation. Known best for his Institutes of the Christian Religion, he also wrote landmark expositions on most of the books in the Bible. 

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