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 1 1 |      course, you~must tremble and pray many times more that you
 2 3 | incomparably more who believe and pray than there are atheists,
 3 3 |        callous, I can hardly ever pray~with warmth and compunction,
 4 5 |        accept~it submissively and pray for the help of divine grace.~
 5 6 |   repentant feelings, then let us pray; I will say the prayer of~
 6 7 |          Priest about~Learning to Pray.”xii Such thoughts of unbelief
 7 7 |     attention to them,~but calmly pray and receive Communion, no
 8 7 |          to be so. He must calmly pray and~approach the Holy Mysteries,
 9 8 |         the devil; that is why we pray~during Lent with prostrations
10 11|         the principal means is to pray about~this morning and evening,
11 11|           over your own soul, and pray that the Lord help you to
12 13|        Perhaps its owner will not pray from it every day:~perhaps
13 13|          this, they will probably pray~from it from time to time,
14 15|          in anything and I cannot pray — I am overcome by grief.
15 15|          kind word and promise to pray for the grieving person
16 18|         the decks of ships). They pray with special zeal~when the
17 19|            but there are many who pray to God and devour people.”
18 20|           lay it open before God, pray to Him and hold Him in reverence.
19 20|       righteous ones . . . Do you pray, at least at home,~every
20 20|         that a person who~doesn’t pray or take part in church services
21 20|       which is given to those who pray. But if a person does not
22 D |    despair of God’s mercy?~Do you pray to God every day, morning
23 D |          to despondency?~ ~Do you pray absent-mindedly or inattentively?~
24 D |           have died, do you often pray in church or at home for