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By con- jtrast Jesus pointed a great lesso If an unjust judge will avenge a plaintiff, how much more will God avenge his own elect\ who cry unto him daily? "Nevertheless, when the Son of. man cometh, will he find faith on. the earth?" One of those who heard) this question was later locked i a Roman prison. And the chur rayed for him without ceasing} vidently it was for his deliverance. that some were praying in the hom of John Mark in Jerusalem when; there was a knock at the gate When the damsel Rhoda knew the The Pharisee stood in the temple a with no sense of need but thanked -- God that he was better than others. The publican stood afar off and cried for mercy upon himself--a sinner. And the publican was justi- fied rather than the other, Jesus said. Only in humility of spirit, only in the sense of deep need, can men a truly pray. 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