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“And the prime mission of these praying missionaries is to convert prayerless heathen men into praying men.”
― Hendrickson Publishers, E.M. Bounds on Prayer

“While we are to pray everywhere, it unquestionably means that we are not to frequent places where we cannot pray. To pray everywhere is to pray in all legitimate places, and to attend especially those places where prayer is welcome, and is given a gracious hospitality.”
― Hendrickson Publishers, E.M. Bounds on Prayer

“It is truly wonderful how great a part money plays in the modern religious movements, and how little prayer plays in them. In striking contrast with that statement, it is marvelous how little part money played in primitive Christianity as a factor in spreading the Gospel, and how wonderful [a] part prayer played in it.”
― Hendrickson Publishers, E.M. Bounds on Prayer

“Consecrated men are the agents through whom prayer works. Prayer helps the consecrated man in maintaining his attitude of consecration, keeps him alive to God, and aids him in doing the work to which he is called and to which he has given himself. Consecration helps to effectual praying. Consecration enables one to get the most out of his praying.”
― Hendrickson Publishers, E.M. Bounds on Prayer

“The king and the beggar are both affected by it. It touches Heaven and moves earth. Prayer holds earth to Heaven and brings Heaven in close contact with earth.”
― Hendrickson Publishers, E.M. Bounds on Prayer

“The Holy Ghost does not flow through methods, but through men. He does not come on machinery, but on men. He does not anoint plans, but men—men of prayer.”
― Hendrickson Publishers, E.M. Bounds on Prayer