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There are many examples of prayer in the Bible
These prayers can teach us a lot about how we can pray.
We are going to look at 4 prayers
Jesus in the Garden
Matt 26
Why do you think Jesus is praying like this?
He knows what is coming and is grappling with the pain and seriousness of what it will entail for Him
He is asking God to take away the task He has been given and come up with another way.
He is also accepting God’s will above His own will.
It is a struggle between His flesh and God’s plan and purposes.
His prayer is personal, emotional, and short and to the point.
The High Priestly Prayer
john 17
What is Jesus praying for?
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