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 1    III, 18|  understanding it might lead to prayer for the grace of God. First,
 2    III, 18|     prostration to have offered prayer? Wherefore, but because
 3     IV, 1 |        offering" meaning simple prayer from a pure conscience,
 4     IV, 9 |         the temple a gift, even prayer and thanksgiving in the
 5     IV, 13|         there spends a night in prayer, and He is indeed heard
 6     IV, 13|     concerning the voice of His prayer to the Father by night,
 7     IV, 26|         THE CREATOR. THE LORD'S PRAYER AND OTHER WORDS OF CHRIST.
 8     IV, 26|        asked for instruction in prayer, to whom John's disciples
 9     IV, 26|    introduced some new order of prayer, this disciple had not improperly
10     IV, 26|        have taught His disciple prayer before He had given him
11     IV, 26|     what He actually taught was prayer to Him whom the disciple
12     IV, 26|   discover in the import of the prayer what God is addressed therein.
13     IV, 36| perseverance and earnestness in prayer, He sets before us the parable
14     IV, 36|     whom we must importune with prayer, and not Himself, if He
15     IV, 36|        the proper discipline of prayer, has determined that that
16     IV, 36|      receive this discipline of prayer whether condemnatory of
17     IV, 36|           I trow, none. For the prayer which He has taught us suits,
18      V, 8 |    produce a psalm, a vision, a prayer only let it be by the Spirit,
19      V, 15|       comprised them all in one prayer for their safety, desiring