(b.) Prayer implies desire. There is no real prayer for the Baptism of the Spirit unless there is _a deep desire for it_. As long as a man thinks he can get along somehow without this blessing, he is not likely to get it; but when a man reaches the place where he feels he must have this no matter what it costs, he is far on the way toward receiving it. Many a minister of the gospel and other worker has been brought to a place where he has felt he could not go on with his ministry without this gift and then the gift has soon followed and the character of his work has been entirely transformed.
Torrey, R. A. (Reuben Archer), 1856-1928 • SECTION 41
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