The Supply of the Spirit moves on from the foundations of prayer to what our prayers should contain. Drawing on the anointing oil and incense of the tabernacle, it shows that effective prayer is carefully compounded, like the oil and incense themselves, rather than simply narrated.
Scripture says our weakness is that we do not know what to pray for as we ought. In this sequel to The Ecosystem of Prayer, the author explains the anointing oil and incense of the tabernacle as God’s own lesson in prayer and teaches the art behind the act of prayer.
The spices of the anointing oil, which are myrrh, cinnamon, calamus and cassia, speak of what the Spirit forms in the person who prays. The spices of the incense speak of what our prayers must carry if they are to rise.
The book’s chapters cover ascension, the will of God, stature and heavenly transactions, and they end with compounding, salt and fire. Together they call believers to pray with eternal weight rather than with noise.
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