Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 2,2 |    shedding of blood, and we ask, pray, and entreat You:
 2 3,4 |    Jesus taught that we must ask in order to receive and
 3 5,3 | prays to God the Father: “We ask, pray, and entreat You:
 4 5,3 | verbs of invocation such as “ask” (aito), “entreat” (iketeuo), “
 5 5,3 |     promised His followers: “Ask and it will be given to
 6 6,1 |   Holy Spirit. . .~I did not ask the Lord for the Holy Spirit:
 7 6,1 |     speak. You~have Silouan. Ask him.” The monk who had asked
 8 6,4 |      prayer.~ What is one to ask in prayer? The believer
 9 6,4 |    the Saint. First, what we ask may be improper. Secondly,
10 9,2 |   one of my two sons came to ask me for his share of the
11 9,2 |   incomparable love.~ We may ask: What “property” does God
12 9,2 |  forgiveness of God.~ Do not ask now for an exegesis of the
13 9,3 |    the saints.”~ Yet we must ask about our understanding
14 9,3 | pertinent and justifiable to ask whether Orthodoxy is celebrating
15 10,1|     we are young, we usually ask: What kind of friends do
16 10,2|  Spirit. Look around you and ask yourself: How many of the
17 11,3|   and Jewish people.~ We may ask, then, faithfulness to what
18 11,3|  right. But if so, one would ask, how is it possible to conduct