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1. Ancient Christian Prayers. General Prayer Themes Sermons Basic Christianity Bible Studies & eBooks Articles Christian Quotes Monthly Musings Useful Links About. If you use this resource and would like to help with the cost of its continuing .

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2. Prayers of the ancient church A prayer of St. Augustine O Lord my God, I believe in you, Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Insofar as I can, insofar as you have given me the power, I have sought you. I became weary and I labored. O Lord my God, my sole hope, help me to believe and never to cease seeking you.

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3. Jan 01,  · Jesus, my feet are dirty. Come even as a slave to me, pour water into your bowl, come and wash my feet. In asking such a thing I know I am overbold, but I dread what was threatened when you said.

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4. The New Ancient Collects "Through Your Mercy, O Our God " Prayers from the Mozarabic Church (Revised and Translated) Prayers from the Ancient Celtic Church; The New Mozarabic Collects "God Be in My Head " Prayers from Old Sarum; The New Book of Collects in Two Parts; Prayers from the Evangelical-Lutheran Heritage; Christian Prayer; Use Tags.

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5. Apr 12,  · The Catholic prayer, "An Ancient Prayer to Saint Joseph, is considered a powerful novena (recited for nine straight days) to Saint Joseph, the foster father of Christ. After the Virgin Mary, Roman Catholics believe that Saint Joseph is the most beloved and efficacious saint in heaven, as well as a guardian and protector of the Church.

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6. Ancient Egyptian Prayers The priests’ role in the temples was not pastoral and their contact with the believers was minimal. They were appointed from the scribal classes and many offices became hereditary while the role of the lay priests recruited from the general populace shrank and their importance was reduced.

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7. The most powerful Ancient Prayer to St Joseph offers the request for a spiritual benefit for the one praying or for the person being prayed for. Ancient Prayer to St Joseph As long as it’s said in faith for a spiritual benefit.

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8. Prayers. A definition of prayers of Mesopotamia is "praise to god followed by request" (this definition is according to T. Oshima).According to one source (Bromiley) the form of the word, known and used to signify prayers during the Mesopotamian era, is described today as šu-il-lá.

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