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James T. Cleland - "Let Us Pray" (February 16, 1958)

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Sermon responds to the question, how should prayer look like in an academic setting? The preacher outlines a form of prayer with six parts: 1) adoration: you start by recognizing God's worthyness. 2) confession: having recognized God worthily, you withdraw from him awkwardly 3) thanksgiving: after withdrawing, you return to him gracefully. 4) intercession: pray for others 5) supplication: you pray for your yourself and your requests 6) dedication: you receive what God wants to give you, which is God's benediction (Abstract created by Duke Divinity School staff.)
Sermon start time: (Part 1) 1:23. Sermon end time: (Part 1) 36:35.
Key quotation: “Adoration, confession, thanksgiving, intercession, supplication, dedication, that is the gamut of prayer in private devotion or in corporate worship for our students and for all men.”

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