Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Fwd,5|      worshiped God as Father and pray to Him as “our Father.”
 2  1,10|     church buildings in which to pray (cf. Rom 16:5-6, et al.).~
 3  4,12|     anyone would ask you why you pray to soulless icons, what
 4  4,12|        the direction of east and pray facing in that direction
 5  5,8 |     shall humble themselves, and pray and seek My face, and turn
 6  7,11|  Furthermore, it instructs us to pray, but doesn't tell us how,
 7  7,11|         look to the east when we pray; (3) that we do not kneel
 8 10,20| according to the textbook, do we pray for the reposed?~ Protopriest
 9 10,20|    Apostle James persuades us to pray for one another (James 5:
10 10,20|          Apostle Paul exhorts to pray for all men (1 Tim 2:1);
11 10,20|       people who might sincerely pray to God for them, and they
12 10,20|     habitations — that is, might pray for them (cf. Lk 16:9).~
13 10,21|    future, blessed life — but we pray to the saints as members
14 10,21|        that person that he might pray for us, for our forgiveness
15 10,21|         and of hearing those who pray to them, for the saints
16 10,22|         the righteous Abraham to pray for him, saying: For he
17 10,22|          is a prophet, and shall pray for thee, and thou shalt
18 10,22|        servant Job, and he shall pray for you, for him will I
19 10,22|        demonstrate the saints do pray for us, and their prayers,
20 10,22|         the living and the dead, pray for one another.~ The saints
21 10,22|       and are always prepared to pray for us since we are all
22 10,22|        ours, and they can and do pray and intercede for us before
23 11,2 |        one mind, and one soul to pray as a community, to unite
24 11,3 |        then, should he stand and pray in this manner before God
25 11,4 |    private — cf. Mt 6:6), but to pray the public prayers of the