Table of Contents
Chapter 1– Introduction
Chapter 2–Orality, Neuroscience, Performance and Emotions
Chapter 3–Prayer as Divine Experience in 4 Ezra
Chapter 4–Prayer as Divine Experience in John’s Apocalypse
Chapter 5–Conclusion
Bibliography
David Seal (PhD Regent University) is an instructor of religion at Lansing Community College and is also currently teaching in the Professional and Graduate program at Cornerstone University in Grand Rapids, MI. He has written several scholarly articles in biblical studies.
How does biblical prayer move us and transform our lives? How does
scriptural praying open up or break through the heavens to touch
the heart of the transcendent God? How does God generate joy in our
spirit, nurture confidence in our souls, and instill hope in our
lives through prayer even in apocalyptic times? David Seal’s
interdisciplinary study not only helps us to feel these questions
through his examination of 4 Ezra and Revelation but also leads us
to hear afresh divine answers in these texts. Take up-read-listen,
and then be ready to pray like you’ve never prayed before!
*Amos Yong, Regent University School of Divinity, Virginia Beach,
VA*
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