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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Mar 31, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 13.

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Prayer and Missions

LET us advance on our knees.— Joseph Hardy Neesima.
WHOEVER prays most, helps most.— William Goodell.
PRAYER and missions are as inseparable as faith and works.— John R. Mott.
He prays not at all in whose prayers there is no mention of the kingdom of God.— Jewish Proverb.
PRAYER and pains, through faith in Jesus Christ, will do anything.— John Elliott.
EVERY element in the missionary problem depends for its solution upon prayer.— Robt. E. Speer.
HE who embraces in his prayer the widest circle of his fellow creatures is most in sympathy with the mind of God.— Dean Goulburn.
UNPRAYED for, I feel like a diver at the bottom of a river with no air to breathe, or like a fireman on a blazing building with an empty hose.— James Gilmour.
EVERY step in the progress of missions is directly traceable to prayer. It has been the preparation for every new triumph, and the secret of all our success.— Arthur T. Pierson.
HE who faithfully prays at home does as much for foreign missions as the man on the field, for the nearest way to the heart of a Hindu or Chinaman is by way of the throne of God.— Eugene Stock.