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 1 Intro,4|            teach each other how to pray. We must encourage active
 2 2,2    |     shedding of blood, and we ask, pray, and entreat You: Send down~
 3 2,4    |         are a theologian, you will pray truly; and if you pray truly,
 4 2,4    |        will pray truly; and if you pray truly, you a theologian.”[
 5 3,4    |          Christ, the commitment to pray and work for the cause of
 6 5,1    |           God. Christ taught us to pray: “Thy kingdom come, Thy
 7 5,2    |          went up into the hills to pray” (Mt. 15:23). Prior to the
 8 5,2    |    withdrew into the wilderness to pray and “all night He continued
 9 5,2    |          He asked the disciples to pray with Him, looking to them
10 5,2    |       sleepy disciples: “Watch and pray that you may not enter into
11 5,2    |           pastoral exhortations to pray. He tells the Christians
12 5,2    |           writes: “Rejoice always, pray constantly, and give thanks
13 5,2    |          for you” and again asks, “pray for us” (1 Thess. 5:16-18,
14 5,3    |           prayer as invocation? To pray is to “invoke” or call upon
15 5,3    |           God the Father: “We ask, pray, and entreat You: Send down
16 5,3    |          something about those who pray, and something about the
17 5,3    |           about ourselves. When we pray, we come to God as supplicants.
18 5,3    |          as Father. As often as we pray, whether alone or together,
19 5,3    |    celebrate the Divine Liturgy or pray privately, we should do
20 5,4    |      mystery of prayer. Most of us pray in time of need. We invoke
21 5,4    |         prayer as relationship. To pray is to speak with God. Prayer
22 5,4    |           spiritual sustenance. We pray, “Give us this day our daily
23 5,4    |          above, a voice answered: “Pray!” The man hesitated a moment,
24 5,5    |         are a theologian, you will pray truly, and if you pray truly,
25 5,5    |        will pray truly, and if you pray truly, you are a theologian.”~
26 5,5    |         went up to the mountain to pray. And as He was praying,
27 6,1    |            I may offend no man and pray for all as I pray for myself.”[
28 6,1    |          man and pray for all as I pray for myself.”[103] Inwardly
29 6,1    |         for the whole world, and I pray and shed tears for the whole
30 6,1    |           ye peoples of the earth, pray and weep for your sins,
31 6,2    |        thoughts, and day~and night pray fervently. The Lord will
32 6,3    |            the saints remember and pray for us. It is by the power
33 6,3    |        Spirit that we can know and pray to the saints. When we pray
34 6,3    |        pray to the saints. When we pray to them, they hear our prayers
35 6,3    |      Silouan exhorts Christians to pray to the Virgin Mary and to
36 6,4    |            one can do is simply to pray with whatever strength and
37 6,4    |        prayer? The believer should pray for understanding in all
38 6,4    |   sometimes seems remote to us. We pray but God seems not to hear
39 6,5    |           dead. Love your enemies, pray for those who insult or
40 6,6    |       could not bear that. We must pray for all.”[117]~ Silouan
41 6,6    |            wrote: “Day and night I pray to the Lord for love, and
42 6,6    |           destruction upon himself pray for him... the soul that
43 6,6    |            we humble ourselves and pray for those who affront us,
44 6,6    |          so that Silouan could not pray before his icon without
45 6,6    |          and he feels no desire to pray.[123]~ ~If such a person
46 7,3    |       response of human beings who pray, worship, and live together
47 7,4    |        such matters as learning to pray, finding time to pray, perceiving
48 7,4    |           to pray, finding time to pray, perceiving and cultivating
49 8,3    |            rather than to long and pray with Saint Paul for their
50 10,1   |            Prayers you recite, you pray, “It is good for me to cling
51 10,4   |            prodigal son and let us pray with the words of the Lenten
52 11,2   | conclusions.”[134] Let us hope and pray that continued dialogue,
53 11,4   |         point in which we worship, pray, and live in such faithfulness
54 11,4   |          even their enemies and to pray for those who persecute