Christ's Name Our Password 

Whatsoever ye shall ask in my name, that will I do, that the Father may be
glorified in the Son. John 14: 13. 

Through Christ we may present our petitions at the throne of grace. Through
Him, unworthy as we are, we may obtain all spiritual blessings. 

Make your requests known to your Maker. Never is one repulsed who comes to
Him with a contrite heart. Not one sincere prayer is lost. Amid the anthems
of the celestial choir, God hears the cries of the weakest human being. We
pour out our heart's desire in our closets, we breathe a prayer as we walk
by the way, and our words reach the throne of the Monarch of the universe.
They may be inaudible to any human ear, but they cannot die away into
silence, nor can they be lost through the activities of business that are
going on. Nothing can drown the soul's desire. It rises above the din of the
street, above the confusion of the multitude, to the heavenly courts. It is
God to whom we are speaking, and our prayer is heard. 

"Ask in my name," Christ says. . . . Christ is the connecting link between
God and man. He has promised His personal intercession. He places the whole
virtue of His righteousness on the side of the suppliant. He pleads for man,
and man, in need of divine help, pleads for himself in the presence of God,
using the influence of the One who gave His life for the life of the world.
As we acknowledge before God our appreciation of Christ's merits, fragrance
is given to our intercessions. As we approach God through the virtue of the
Redeemer's merits, Christ places us close by His side, encircling us with
His human arm, while with His divine arm He grasps the throne of the
Infinite. . . . 

Yes, Christ has become the medium of prayer between man and God. He has also
become the medium of blessing between God and man. He has united divinity
with humanity. . . . 

Pray, yes, pray with unshaken faith and trust. The Angel of the covenant,
even our Lord Jesus Christ, is the Mediator who secures the acceptance of
the prayers of His believing ones. 

>From God's Amazing Grace - Page 83

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