Chapter

 1 XIX    |          adversary, and with all prayer and supplication watching
 2 XX     |           By drawing near him in prayer and supplication. He that
 3 XX     |        reason the Fathers define Prayer as `the union of man with
 4 XX     |     since all the importunity of prayer leadeth the mind thither,
 5 XX     |        leadeth the mind thither, prayer is rightly called `the prelude'
 6 XX     |         blessedness. But not all prayer is of this nature, but only
 7 XX     |       this nature, but only such prayer as is worthy of the name,
 8 XX     |          its teacher, who giveth prayer to him that prayeth; prayer
 9 XX     |      prayer to him that prayeth; prayer which soareth above all
10 XX     |       the poor lend wings to thy prayer, and so bring it before
11 XX     |         then thou attain to such prayer, blessed shalt thou be;
12 XXI    |         finally made an end with prayer. And therewith he prayed
13 XXI    |         pure, and so ending with prayer again withdrew to his hospice. ~
14 XXI    |          altogether overlook his prayer, nor plunge him in utter
15 XXI    |       When that he had ended his prayer, he turned him round and
16 XXII   |        Ioasaph gave himself unto prayer and bitter tears, and said, "
17 XXII   |         day, whilst he stood, in prayer and weeping until daybreak,
18 XXIV   |         my hope, in answer to my prayer and supplication, allowed
19 XXV    |         spent the whole night in prayer. Meanwhile the king communed
20 XXVIII |        would often offer up this prayer, "O Lord, my Lord and King,
21 XXX    |    withdrew, and he continued in prayer until early morn. Being
22 XXX    |          severities, standing in prayer all the night long, and
23 XXXI   |        the king in answer to his prayer, thus redeeming him from
24 XXXIII |    earnestly giving himself unto prayer. And as many as were under
25 XXXIV  |        Saviour who had heard the prayer of his servant Ioasaph),
26 XXXIV  |   Ioasaph, and, in answer to his prayer, opened the closed gates
27 XXXVI  |   uplifted to heaven, saying the prayer proper of the Sixth Hour. ~
28 XXXVI  |         facing the cast and made prayer for King Barachias, that
29 XXXVII |       being made one with him by prayer and sublime meditation.
30 XXXVIII|        East, offered up to God a prayer of thanksgiving; and, after
31 XXXVIII|     thanksgiving; and, after the prayer, when they had said the
32 XXXVIII|         their Night Hours, after prayer, they joined in spiritual
33 XXXVIII|        more remember the hour of prayer. ~So Ioasaph abode with
34 XXXVIII|       without flesh and body. In prayer and mental exercise his
35 XXXIX  | wilderness; and, in answer to my prayer for thee, Christ promised
36 XXXIX  |   nothing, but in everything, by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving