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2 Samuel 11:9

@@@^Our united prayer on Fri. Eve. in behalf of our brethren who are in darkness regarding present truth, should be faithfully observed by all concerned.

2 Samuel
2 Timothy 12:10

@@@^“With fasting and earnest prayer, with deep heart-searching, stern self-examination, lay bare the soul: let no act escape your critical examination.

2 Timothy
2 Timothy 12:19

@@@^“We should pray in the family circle and above all we must not neglect secret prayer; for this is the life of the soul.”—@9Steps to Christ@7, p. 98.

2 Timothy
Psalms 6:2

@@@^I am so happy to hear of the buildings going up in Mt. Carmel Center, and I am helping with my prayers. @2Your sister in Jesus Christ, @3(Signed) Mrs. E. M.

Psalms
2 Timothy 13:5

@@@^“Never should that name be spoken lightly or thoughtlessly. Even in prayer its frequent or needless repetition should be avoided.”—@9Education@7, p.243.

2 Timothy
Joel 3:15

@@@^“My prayer is that many other young people throughout the world will see this glorious message and bring their lives into accordance with it.” @3Ruth McFalls

Joel
2 Timothy 12:20

@@@^5. “There is another matter too often neglected by those who seek the Lord in prayer. Have you been honest with God?”—@9Christ’s Object Lessons@7, p.143.

2 Timothy
2 Timothy 12:15

@@@^4. “Perseverance in prayer has been made a condition of receiving. We must pray always, if we would grow in faith and experience.”—@9Steps to Christ@7, p. 97.

2 Timothy
2 Timothy 12:6

@@@^By way of a beginning, let us make a check of the basic conditions prerequisite to the effectual fervent prayer which is fundamental to the science of spiritual power:

2 Timothy
14:1

@@@^Before we engage in prayer, I shall read from @9The Mount of Blessing@7, pages 162, 163. The reading is based on the scripture, “Give us this day our daily bread.”

Romans 11:4

@@@^Please keep our names before the throne of God, with the fervent prayer that we may all meet around the great white throne and serve God throughout eternity. @3C. L. N.

Romans
2 Timothy 12:18

@@@^“The prayers offered in public should be short and to the point. . . . A few minutes is long enough for any ordinary public petition.”—@9Gospel Workers@7, p. 175.

2 Timothy
Acts 90:4

@@@^Our prayer, therefore, is that all make sure that their names be in Michael’s Book of Life, for those whose names are not there, will be left to go down in eternal ruin.

Acts
Hosea 4:7

@@@^I desire your earnest prayers for my husband and children and for myself that I may be a clean vessel used of the Lord. May the Lord richly bless all of you at Mt. Carmel Center, and keep you true and faithful, is my prayer.

Hosea
2 Kings 5:5

@@@^“My prayer is that the God of all truth may bless His people, and sanctify us in His truth through grace that is in Christ Jesus our Lord. Brethren let us pray for one another.”

2 Kings
2 Timothy 12:17

@@@^“Seek every opportunity to go where prayer is wont to be made. Those who are really seeking for communion with God, will be seen in the prayer meeting . . . to reap all the benefits they can gain.”—@9Steps to Christ@7, p. 98.

2 Timothy
12:1

@@@^I shall read from “Mount of Blessing,” page 171, beginning with the second paragraph. This reading is a continuation of our last Sabbath’s reading, based on the Lord’s prayer.

Joel 3:8

@@@^“We, as teachers and students, crave the prayers of all Present Truth believers that all of us may be fitted to be used as vessels of honor in Christ’s kingdom.” @3Richard Waldron

Joel
Deuteronomy 2:10

@@@^My prayer is, while endeavoring to bring the message to our brethren in the church and loved ones, that they will soon come to the knowledge of this saving truth. @3(Signed) Mrs. C. Riehl

Deuteronomy
Jude 26:3

@@@^You who know the Truth, may eat every day of everything for which you can with enlightened conscience give thanks, for only such things are “sanctified by the word of God and prayer.”

Jude