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Ask
Ask and it shall be given.
Matthew and Luke record the words of Jesus here.
These two recount in almost the same wording this promise of Jesus.
How to ask
We must Ask Believing
Jesus instructs us that all things we ask for in prayer, believing we will receive.
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We must Ask in His Name
Jesus tells us that whatever we ask in his name we will recieve.
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We must Ask according to his will.
in 1 John we find that to have answered prayer we must pray according to God’s will.
How not to Ask.
Many time our prayers go unanswered.
Or we feel that they were unanswered.
I believe God answers all request made by his children.
For sake of argument, why would God not answer our prayers?
We ask “amiss”.
says that the reason we dont recieve is because we ask amiss.
The word “amiss” is defined as “a mistaken way, or a faulty way”
We ask “Doubting”.
tells us to have faith doubting not and believing.
We ask “Faithless’.
says that if we had the faith of a mustard seed that nothing would be impossible.
We ask “Double-minded”.
In we are told that we receive not because of being double minded.
Double minded is when we believe in our minds one thing and in our hearts something different.
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