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The Heart-Cry of Jesus

By Byron J. Rees


Table of Contents

   › Introduction - DEDICATION. TO MY MASTER, EVEN CHRIST. INTRODUCTION. THE NEED OF THE DAY. The saying, "Necessity is the mother of Invention," finds no ...read
   › Preface - WHAT IS SANCTIFICATION? No one who accustoms himself to the observation of spiritual tides, winds and currents can be ignorant of the fact that t ...read
   › Chapter 1. A Word in the Prayer - CHRIST'S WORDS. All who really love Christ love His words. They may not always fully understand their meaning, but they never reject any of them. ...read
   › Chapter 2. Some Errors - THE BEAR-SKIN. Satan is very busily engaged in destroying and misrepresenting God's best experiences. He slanders the work of God in order that H ...read
   › Chapter 3. Those for Whom Christ Prayed - CONVERTED MEN. The men for whom Christ prayed were converted men, and were living in justified relation to God. In proof of this statement, let t ...read
   › Chapter 4. Christ's Prayer Answered - GOD LISTENS. When Christ opens His mouth, God bows down His ear. "I know that thou hearest me always." The disciples did not wait long until they ...read
   › Chapter 5. Christian Unity - A COMMON PLATFORM. One of the results spoken of by Christ in His prayer, and brought about by sanctification, is Christian unity--"that they all ...read
   › Chapter 6. Fearlessness - PETER THE FEARLESS. There was a man among the one hundred and twenty "upper room believers" in whom Pentecost effected a most apparent and almost ...read
   › Chapter 7. Responsiveness to Christ - A COAL AND A FLAME. Among the results of the coming of the Comforter is an increase in warm personal love for Jesus. Conversion plants divine lov ...read
   › Chapter 8. Soul-Rest - AN EFFECT. One of the beatific effects of the cleansing of the heart from all sin is soul-rest. It always accompanies the glorious experience of ...read
   › Chapter 9. Prayerfulness - DELIGHT IN PRAYER. The precious grace of entire sanctification brings to the heart a prayerful spirit. Prayer becomes the normal occupation of th ...read
   › Chapter 10. Success - SUCCESS INTENDED. Nothing is clearer in the Acts of the Apostles than that the disciples after Pentecost had success in gospel service. Everywher ...read
   › Chapter 11. Visits Of Angels - DESCRIPTIVE PSALM. The ninety-first Psalm is a painstaking description of the blessings and benefits bestowed upon the man that "dwelleth in the ...read
   › Chapter 12. Growth in Christliness of Life - MAKING A BOTCH. One may have a clean, pure heart and yet be far from possessing a matured Christian character. A man may love God with all his he ...read
   › Experience - THE VALUE OF TESTIMONY. It has pleased God to place in our hands two weapons by which we are to overcome Satan--"the blood of the Lamb, and the w ...read

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