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Page 1 of 21Exodus 220:2
@@@^Note the words at the opening of the judgment for the dead in 1844: “And when he had @9taken the book@7, the four beasts and four and twenty elders fell down before the Lamb, having every one of them harps, and @9golden vials full of odours, which are the prayers of saints.@7” (Rev. 5:8.) Mark that no angel offered a prayer, but the prayers of the saints were presented by the beasts and elders through praise by harps, and @9golden vials full of odours@7, that is, there was no prayer offered for the dead, but their prayers which they had prayed, being recorded while they were yet alive, were presented before the throne. The 144,000 are sealed before the silence “of half an hour,” or at the opening of the seal, but they are judged in the period of the seventh seal, for the prayer was for “@9all@7” saints—the living.
Jude 4:15
@@@^@0His Prayer @438
1 Thessalonians 2:8
@@@^@0Christ’s Prayer @411
Lamentations 4:9
@@@^Please remember me in your earnest prayers.
Deuteronomy 5:9
@@@^Remember the appointed hour for prayer each Friday evening.
2:1
@@@^Our thought for prayer is found in “The Mount of Blessing,” p. 145 —
Daniel 5:13
@@@^May the Lord help us to be faithful to the end, is my prayer. @3(Signed) L. S.
Romans 11:16
@@@^That the Lord may forgive those who know not what they do, is my sincere prayer.
1 Kings 2:5
@@@^“We need your most earnest prayers.” @3(Signed) Mrs. Hazel Hendricks@4Sheridan, Wyoming.
3 John 44:2
@@@^The prayer of prayers, it commands the most reverent study and observance of its sublime principles. (See @9Mount of Blessing@7, pp. 151-176).
Genesis 207:2
@@@^The speed of light is altogether too slow a velocity for heavenly beings to span the immense universe of God. Daniel felt in need and offered a prayer to his God which is recorded in Dan. 9:4-19. This short prayer of only fifteen verses can be read in less than five minutes, but we may suppose he was very careful in his prayer and took his time: Perhaps ten or even twenty minutes. Quoting Daniel’s own record: “And whiles I was @9speaking@7, and @9praying@7…Gabriel whom I had seen in the vision…being caused to fly @9swiftly@7, touched me…and said, O Daniel…at the @9beginning@7 of thy @9supplications@7 the commandment @9came@7 forth, and I am @9come@7 to shew thee.” Dan. 9:20-23. Here is a record of a rate of speed that is altogether beyond human comprehension. The prayer to heaven and the angel to earth was accomplished in less than twenty minutes. Heaven only knows how an angel can make that tremendous, unspeakable distance in but a few minutes. There would be no trouble, difficulty, or any delay on that most glorious journey after Christians once start on the way. But we surely are slow to start, and that is our only problem that we must solve in regards to the distance, and the journey from earth to heaven.
3 John 43:4
@@@^In the Lord’s exemplary prayer is to be found the perfect way. @9There@7 is the prayer beautiful, the prayer perfect, its every word replete with purpose and meaning—“@9our@7 Father,” not “@9my@7 Father” (especially so in public prayer); “forgive us...as,” not merely “forgive us”; “Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done @9in earth@7”—not @9in@7 heaven, but “@9as@7 it is in heaven.”
74:3
@@@^With the fervent prayer that the Lord have His way with all of us, we, as a body of workers, speak
Haggai 3:8
@@@^“But the end of all things is at hand: be ye therefore sober, and watch unto prayer.” (I Pet. 4:7.)
Matthew 16:20
@@@^Prayer was offered that we be faithful and true if we want to meet Bro. Lipsey in the resurrection day.
Song of Solomon 9:12
@@@^We need your prayers and as soon as we can we are going to send some money to help out with God’s great work.
2:1
@@@^For our prayer thought this afternoon, I shall read from @9Testimonies@7, Vol. 5, page 43, the first paragraph:
Joel 5:17
@@@^“I ask an interest in your prayers that I may be more faithful to the religion which I profess.” @3Miguel Pinon, age 12
2:1
@@@^I shall read the last paragraph from @9The Mount of Blessing,@7 page 163, after which we shall engage in a season of prayer.
10:7
@@@^May the Lord richly bless you in everything you undertake in His name is the prayer of your brother in Christ. @3E. T. Wilson