A Treatise On Prayer, by Edward Bickersteth, is a timeless guide designed to assist individuals in the devout practice of prayer. First published in 1822, this work offers both instruction and inspiration for cultivating a rich and meaningful prayer life. Bickersteth provides insights into the nature of prayer, its importance in the Christian life, and practical guidance on how to engage in effective prayer.

This edition includes a collection of carefully crafted forms of prayer, offering readers a starting point and a source of inspiration for their own personal devotions. Bickersteth's writing reflects a deep understanding of the human spirit and a profound commitment to the power of prayer as a means of connecting with God. "A Treatise On Prayer" remains a valuable resource for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding and practice of prayer.

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