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 1 3,2|       soul acquired the right to ask leave to depart. The prayer
 2 3,4|        Supplication, in which we ask for spiritual mercies.~After
 3 3,4|       and bloodless worship, and ask Thee, and pray Thee, and
 4 3,6|         Vespers, at which we all ask and grant mutual forgiveness.
 5 4,3|       concealed. “If you were to ask me,” said the Blessed Jerome, “
 6 4,0|          king said to the girl, “Ask me for whatever you wish,
 7 4,0|      vowed to her, “Whatever you ask me, I will give you, even
 8 4,0|        her mother, “What shall I ask?” And she said, “The head
 9 6,0|     takes away your goods do not ask them again (Luke 6:27-30).
10 6,2|           1 Pet. 3:15) those who ask the reason for their hope.
11 8,3|       Holy Trinity, and so if we ask the threefold question,
12 9,3|          for them, but must also ask them of Him. But, not all
13 9,3|       are not heard because they ask for useless things,” because
14 9,3|           and, finally, 6) Do we ask for beneficial things?”~
15 9,5|        are things that we should ask of our Heavenly Father.~ ~(
16 9,5|          the second petition, we ask the Lord to help us and
17 9,5|         cares, and teaches us to ask only for what is most essential,
18 9,5|       the Lord teaches us how to ask forgiveness for our sins
19 9,5|         In the sixth petition we ask of the Lord that He not
20 9,5|          us to fall into sin. We ask Him to preserve us from
21 9,5| spiritual fortification, then we ask God to send us His timely
22 9,5|   seventh and final petition, we ask that we be protected against
23 9,7|      told them that Whatever you ask in My Name, I will do it,
24 9,7|     glorified in the Son; if you ask anything in My Name, I will
25 9,7|      truly, I say to you, if you ask anything of the Father,
26 9,7|        asked nothing in My Name; ask and you will receive, that