<DIV><B>Praying for others is the key to the expansion of the kingdom of God. And it is the foundation of the life worth living.</B><BR><BR>As a rule we underestimate the power of our prayers for others. Intercession has contemporary, generational, and eternal ramifications. When Abraham interceded for Sodom and Gomorrah, he secured the future of Lot and his family, from whom came the Moabites. Ruth was a Moabite, and King David was her descendant, as was Jesus Christ.<BR><BR>The Anatomy of Intercession will look at the lives of great intercessors, from Abraham and Moses to John “Praying” Hyde, Rees Howells, and John G. Lake, to glean from their lives and teachings insights and principles about the importance and impact of intercessory prayer from a practical perspective.<br><BR>God calls us into the dance and dialogue of prayer because He is looking for partners on the earth to reach out and save our planet and its people. Jesus, after all, “always lives to make intercession” for us (Heb. 7:25). It is the foundational power of bringing spiritual change into our physical world. It is the work of every believer.</div>