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Note,
dear friends, what they were doing. They were not merely unanimous,
but they were earnest about one grand object. They had all been praying.
Read the first chapter and you will perceive that they had
been much in prayer. The whole of the time since the
ascent of our Lord they had been occupied in constant supplication,
and so pleading
both day and night, it was no great wonder that the granaries
of heaven should be unlocked. We have had weeks of prayer at
the beginning of the last few years, and it was well, but if we had continued
in prayer all the weeks of the year, if we had always been
with one accord still
crying unto heaven, still wrestling with the
angel, still interceding,
surely the little cloud, like a man¡¯s hand, which the eye of faith
has seen, would by this time have covered all the heavens, and have
discharged a plenteous shower upon
all nations of men. There must be unity, but that unity must not be
the
frozen union of death, but the glorious welding of a glowing furnace
heat.They had been much in prayer, and now I see them
sitting still. Wherefore sit they so quietly? It is the quietude of
expectation. When God¡¯s
Church adds expectation to supplication, then a blessing
tarries no longer. We ask, but we do not expect to receive. We pray,
but probably
nothing would so alarm us as the answer to our prayers. If after having
pleaded with God to send his Holy Spirit the Holy
Spirit did come, there are many who would not believe it, there are
others who would
think it a mere excitement,
and there are multitudes who would shut their eyes to it altogether.
Oh Spirit of God! work in the hearts of thy children perfect harmony,
intense anxiety, and confident expectation, and then
wilt thou come to do thy mighty deeds once more.(C.H.
Spurgeon)