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[[Mark 1-31|'''Day 1''']], [[Mark 2-31|'''2''']], [[Mark 3-31|'''3''']], [[Mark 4-31|'''4''']], [[Mark 5-31|'''5''']], [[Mark 6-31|'''6''']], [[Mark 7-31|'''7''']], [[Mark 8-31|'''8''']], [[Mark 9-31|'''9''']], [[Mark 10-31|'''10''']], [[Mark 11-31|'''11''']], [[Mark 12-31|'''12''']], [[Mark 13-31|'''13''']], [[Mark 14-31|'''14''']], [[Mark 15-31|'''15''']], [[Mark 16-31|'''16''']], [[Mark 17-31|'''17''']], [[Mark 18-31|'''18''']], [[Mark 19-31|'''19''']], [[Mark 20-31|'''20''']], [[Mark 21-31|'''21''']], [[Mark 22-31|'''22''']], [[Mark 23-31|'''23''']], [[Mark 24-31|'''24''']], [[Mark 25-31|'''25''']], [[Mark 26-31|'''26''']], [[Mark 27-31|'''27''']], [[Mark 28-31|'''28''']], [[Mark 29-31|'''29''']], [[Mark 30-31|'''30''']], [[Mark 31-31|'''31''']]
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==According to Our Faith==
 
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Sir R. Anderson
 
Sir R. Anderson
  
"And God said?and it was so." (Gen. 1:9.)
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"And God said?and it was so." (Gen. 1:9.)<br/>
 
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[[March 22-31]][[Category:Devotional]]
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Latest revision as of 16:53, 7 February 2011

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According to Our Faith

"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.)