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GETHSEMANE, Leaves of Healing from the Garden of Grief By Newman Hall is a thirty nice chapter work dealing with suffering and comforts found in the Garden. This Book is the fulfillment of a long-cherished purpose. It expresses the thoughts and prayers of many years, and is published with devout desire to minister consolation to some of the afflicted children of God. From an opening description of Gethsemane to addressing The Agony Arising from Human Sensitiveness and The Agony Arising from Divine Purity and Love to The Strengthening Angel, Peace by Prayer, Comfort in the Will of God and more...

The prayer which our Lord delivered to the disciples as a model in their approaches to God, and which has been designated "The Lord's Prayer," is recorded by two Evangelists, and was spoken on two different occasions. In the Sermon on the Mount our Lord was reproving the superstition which regarded the frequent iteration of mere words as acceptable with God, and the Pharisaism which made a public parade of prayer to obtain the praise of men. Luke records that at a later period of Christ's ministry, "As He was praying in a certain place, when He ceased, one of His disciples said unto Him,...