Epistle, Chapter

 1      5, I    |         chief consideration in my prayers, and then, that we might
 2      6, I    |           greater or better in my prayers than to see the flock of
 3      7, I    |  continual petitions anti earnest prayers to Him, still I myself remind
 4      7, II   |           be opened," if only our prayers, our groanings, and our
 5      7, V    |        that we were sleepy in our prayers, and did not pray with watchfulness;
 6      7, V    |         ought we to be instant in prayers; and, first of all, to pray
 7      7, VI   |      should be less watchful unto prayers and supplication.~
 8      9, II   |           as merciful, with their prayers and works, are seduced more
 9     15, IV   |          that I should be in your prayers and supplications, when
10     20, III  |         as possible, by your holy prayers and petitions, in which
11     29, III  |      these men themselves, if the prayers of those who stood fast
12     30, VI   |       same counsel, with the same prayers and tears, let us, who up
13     30, VI   |        Church's name. With mutual prayers, let us by turns cherish,
14     30, VI   |       resume the trumpet of their prayers, but let them not therewith
15     32, II   |      supplications, and assist my prayers by yours, that the Lord'
16     39, II   |       fatal rashness, leaving off prayers and supplications, whereby,
17     39, V    |       ditch." They intercept your prayers, which you pour forth with
18     39, VI   |        pour out for you continual prayers to the Lord, who desire
19     39, VI   |           also your petitions and prayers with our prayers and petitions;
20     39, VI   |    petitions and prayers with our prayers and petitions; mingle your
21     45, II   | presbytery, desiring with earnest prayers that what had been done
22     51, IV   |         repentance, not only with prayers and lamentations; but, since
23     51, XI   |        had lately taken away, his prayers were heard; and not only
24     54, XII  |          may not be besought with prayers and satisfactions, who professes
25     54, XIII |          after their sins by just prayers and satisfactions. Paul
26     54, XVII |     return to the Church not with prayers but with threats, or suppose
27     54, XIX  |          may rather seek that the prayers and supplications of the
28     54, XXIII|         in our sacrifices and our prayers, not ceasing to give thanks
29     59, IV   |  fraternity here beseech by their prayers that these things may not
30     59, IV   |          may have in mind in your prayers our brethren and sisters
31     59, IV   |       them in your sacrifices and prayers, I have subjoined the names
32     59, IV   |         in your supplications and prayers. We bid you, dearest brethren,
33     63, I    |            and supplications, and prayers, dares still to claim to
34     63, IV   |           avail to any one by the prayers and supplications of one
35     65, I    |           and to have leisure for prayers and supplications. For it
36     67, II   |          God, may be heard in the prayers which they make for the
37     72, IX   |         of the Church, and by our prayers and by the imposition of
38     74, XVII |         with them to mingle their prayers, and appoint a common altar
39     76, VII  |         word is more effectual in prayers, and supplication is more
40     77, III  |           Let us, then, be in our prayers helpers of one another:
41     78, I    |      might have the grace of your prayers, and one crown of confession.~
42     78, II   |           have us in mind in your prayers, which I trust you do even
43     79, I    |           safe by the aid of your prayers, from whom we have received
44     79, I    |          in mind in your constant prayers, that the Lord would supply
45     80, IV   |      beseech the Lord in constant prayers, that from beginnings going