Newman Hall, 1889
INTRODUCTION
1. Prayer Reasonable and Useful
2. Direct Benefits of Prayer, Objections to Prayer
3. Reflex Benefits
4. Christ's Authority for Prayer
5. Method of Prayer—
Form or Freedom
Brevity
6. Authorship
7. General Scope
THE INVOCATION
1. Divine Fatherhood—"Father"
2. Fatherhood by Creation
3. Fatherhood by Redemption
4. Blessings Involved in the Fatherhood
5. Universal Brotherhood—"Our"
6. Majesty of the Father—"In Heaven"
7. Practical Lessons
THE FIRST PETITION
1. The Place of this Petition
2. The Meaning
3. What is Involved
4. Reasons for the Petition
THE SECOND PETITION
1. The Kingdom Spiritual
2. Difference between the Kingdom of God and the Kingdoms of the World
3. The Coming of the Kingdom
4. The Millennial Reign
5. Prayer for the Kingdom
THE THIRD PETITION
1. The Will of God
2. God's Preceptive Will
3. Why should God's Will be Done?
4. Angelic Nature
5. Angelic Obedience
6. Passive Obedience
7. Illustrations
8. Example of Christ
THE FOURTH PETITION
1. Meaning and Reasonableness
2. The Giver—"Our Father"
3. The Gift—"Daily Bread"
4. Community of the Gift—"Us"
5. Conditions of the Gift—"Our,"
Honesty
Industry
6. Period of the Gift—"This Day"
Covetousness
7. Prayer for the Gift
THE FIFTH PETITION
1. Sin as a Debt to God
2. The Debts of God's Pardoned Children
3. Our Father's Forgiveness
4. Prayer for Pardon
5. Forgiveness of One Another
Human Forgiveness
A Condition of Divine
THE SIXTH PETITION
Connection with Prayer for Pardon
1. Meaning of Temptation
2. Meaning of the Prayer
3. Consolation for the Tempted
4. Practical Lessons
No to go into Temptation
Resist in the Way Appointed
Turn Hindrances into Helps
Not Bring Others into Temptation
Compassion towards the Fallen
THE SEVENTH PETITION
1. The Evil One
Personality of the Devil
Agency of the Devil
Resistance to the Devil
2. The Evil Resulting from Sin
3. The Evil in Ourselves
THE DOXOLOGY
1. A Confession of Faith
The Kingdom
The Power
The Glory
2. An Argument in Prayer
3. An Ascription of Praise
4. Forever
5. Amen
6. Period of the Gift