PRAYER
Poem★★★★‘Two piously brought-up children were on their way to school. ‘They had already been tardy twice that week and they had been warned by their parents not to loiter along the way. Suddenly they noticed that it was almost nine o’clock, and they were still a long way from the school building. One of them said to the other, “Let’s stop and ask the Lord not to make us late again.”
‘“‘No,” said the other, “‘let’s run like sixty, and say our prayers as we go.” That readiness to “‘run like sixty,” in the right direction, had best accompany all our petitions. ‘The whole man must pray. Let it be the approach of the entire moral nature to the Giver of all good gifts, intelligence, feeling and will power, highly resolved to achieve certain ends, and invoking the help and co-opera- tion of Almighty God.
The point
Poem about Lord's Supper as remembrance instituted by Christ so believers never forget Him throughout time.