Origen on Prayer
Origen, On Prayer.
Translated by William A. Curtis
Published electronically by Nottingham Publishing
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Origen
On Prayer
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CHAPTER ONE
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CHAPTER II: SCRIPTURAL USES OF THE GENERAL WORDS FOR PRAYER
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CHAPTER III: OBJECTIONS TO PRAYER
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CHAPTER IV : ANSWER TO OBJECTIONS: MAN'S FREEWILL AND GOD'S FOREKNOWLEDGE
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CHAPTER V : ANSWER TO OBJECTIONS: CONDITIONS NECESSARY TO PRAYER
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CHAPTER VI : ANSWER TO OBJECTIONS: HE WHO PRAYS PRAYS NOT ALONE
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CHAPTER VII : ANSWER TO OBJECTIONS: THE TRUE PLACE
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CHAPTER VIII: ANSWER TO OBJECTIONS: SIGNAL INSTANCES OF PRAYER
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CHAPTER IX : THE CONTENT OF PRAYER: ITS FOUR MOODS
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CHAPTER X : THE RECIPIENT OF PRAYER IN ITS FOUR MOODS
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CHAPTER XI : THE OBJECTS OF PRAYER
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CHAPTER XII : THE LORD'S PRAYER: THE PREFACE IN MATTHEW
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CHAPTER XIII : THE LORD'S PRAYER-OUR FATHER IN HEAVEN
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CHAPTER XIV : HALLOWED BE THY NAME
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CHAPTER XV : THY KINGDOM COME
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CHAPTER XVI : THY WILL BE DONE ON EARTH ALSO AS IN HEAVEN
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CHAPTER XVII : GIVE US TODAY OUR NEEDFUL BREAD
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CHAPTER XVIII : AND FORGIVE US OUR DEBTS AS WE ALSO HAVE FORGIVEN OUR DEBTORS
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CHAPTER XIX : AND BRING US NOT INTO TEMPTATION BUT
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CHAPTER XX : FORMALITIES OF PRAYER: CONCLUSION