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 1 I(2) |      long afterwards, believing prayer has received extraordinary
 2 VI   |     imminent danger by means of prayer, and immediately all his
 3 VII  |        for some time to earnest prayer, and perceiving by means
 4 VII  | misgiving for the result of his prayer and of the mercy of the
 5 VIII |       spent some little time in prayer. Ere long, the deceased,
 6 X    |      elders spent their time in prayer. Rarely did any one of them
 7 X    |       assembled at the place of prayer. They all took their food
 8 XXIII|       brethren to be earnest in prayer, that the Lord would show
 9 XXIV |          For, on a certain day, prayer38 having been previously
10 XXVI |      either actually engaged in prayer; or, if it happened that
11 XXVI |         let his mind loose from prayer. In truth, just as it is
12 XXVI |      else, was still engaged in prayer. O truly blessed man in