Quote by Schillerbuch

It is from prayer that the spirit's victory springs.

It is from prayer that the spirit's victory springs.

Summary

This quote suggests that prayer is the source from which the spirit derives its strength and triumph. It implies that through prayer, one can tap into a power greater than themselves and find the inner prowess to overcome challenges and obstacles. By turning to prayer, individuals are able to connect with their spiritual side and find inspiration, guidance, and resilience that enables them to triumph over adversity.

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By Schillerbuch

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