Love To Pray: Please, Please Pray For Lisa Ricci

JULY FOURTH PRAYER FOR USA & PATIENTS

A wonderful Lady of Poetry Soup needs prayer
For her beloved dad, a month after surgery
She may not know I am asking you to pray
But my spirit seeks strength in you, for her
I refuse to think I alone can intercede with Abba-Father
I know He loves every one of you, He is The Good Creator
When we pray for others earnestly: INTERCESSION ...
Andrew Murray writes that's the best Jesus-Imitation
Jesus ever lives, as our High Priest, to daily intercede:
When we join hearts and spirits to pray in Him, righteously,
James' Epistle assures us: It becomes effective Prayer
As fragrance of earthly praise and petition, join heavenly
Prayers of High Priest Jesus: Wow! Our petition joins with His
For Carmelo ... hoping for rehab, and more miracles to witness.

(c) DEO: please pray for those mentioned; even if you sincerely name them, and say: LORD, Thy will be done. Beleivers in Jesus are assured, Heaven is Reward.
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July 6, 2018 at 6:42 AM
Ah Paul, U remind me of the greatest metamorphosis in a Christ-ian:St. Paul, our goal. Only Holy Spirit can make anyone like me care deeply about anything. I read Father Farrell, who says, Jesus before His crucifixion gave us Communion. A message to Disciples includes: Your body broken for others, & your blood. It is a free choice; He couldn't demand it. For our Wills sake!
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July 6, 2018 at 1:51 AM
Your kindness and empathy will not go unrewarded, Anil. Faith leads to healing...and miracles! I shall keep Lisa and her father in my thoughts. Regards // paul
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