Using a text from Job to illustrate the power of intercessory prayer, 19th century preacher Charles Haddon Spurgeon encourages his listeners (and readers) to pray for others, including the lost. While some of the verbiage constructions seem odd to those of us reading the work over a century later, the truths he conveys are timeless. He even recommends praying about theological disagreements rather than always trying to discuss them. ( )