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1. carm.org › questions › about-prayerAnswers to Questions about Prayer | Christian Prayer | carm.org

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   Why does God hear and answer prayers for some and not others even though they live for Him? When we are praying do we pray directly to God or through Jesus? Can we change God’s mind with prayer?

2. carm.org › about-jesus › do-we-pray-to-jesus-or-godDo we pray to Jesus or God? - CARM.ORG

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   Dec 18, 2013 · When the Old Testament talked about “calling upon the name of YHWH” it meant among other things, to pray to God ( Psalm 116:4 ). Paul the apostle used the Greek equivalent of the Old Testament phrase in relationship to Jesus. Therefore, it is biblical to pray to Jesus.

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   Why do we pray to Jesus?

   • This means that Jesus has two natures, God and man. Therefore, we can pray to God the Father, we can pray to the Holy Spirit, and we can pray to the person of Jesus because they are all in one God. Jesus is prayed to in the Bible.

   It is okay to pray to both Jesus and God. Jesus is God in flesh

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   Who prayed to God in the Old Testament?

   • The main point of this post is that during the days of the Old Testament the Jews were the people who prayed legitimate prayers to the legitimate God. They prayed to their “LORD” (“ Yahweh ,” “ Jehovah” ). Deuteronomy 6:4-9 is the Jewish Shema, their ancient confession of faith. Even now devout Jews recite its words twice a day.

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   Who got prayer right in the Old Testament?

   • Therefore, the answer is: In Old Testament days, it was the people of Israel who got prayer right as they prayed exclusively to their one “LORD.” This title “LORD” is the translation of four Hebrew consonants, the English equivalent of which would be: Y-H-W-H. “ YHWH” is used thousands of times in the Old Testament as the name of God.

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   What is prayer in the Bible?

   • Prayer is the act of asking God to do what he has already promised to do, which is modeled throughout the Bible by the patriarchs, the psalmists, the prophets, Jesus, and the apostles. Prayer is the act of asking God to do what he has already promised to do. We do this through the power of the Spirit as adopted children through the Messiah Jesus.

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4. carm.org › about-god › if-god-does-not-change-thenIf God does not change, then why do His moral laws change?

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   Jul 14, 2013 · There is an important concept to explain here. The Old Testament points to Jesus in the New Testament. The Old Testament has types and shadows of the reality found in the person and work of Christ (Romans 5:14; Col. 2:16-17; Heb. 10:1; 11:19).

5. forums.carm.org › threads › the-old-testament- The Old Testament | CARM Forums

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   Dec 9, 2023 · If you have nailed the old testament to your cross, you are in Christianity. Jesus brought over to the new testament somethings that were good. But what He didnt bring over and you keep it can condemn you.The old testament is the testament of God. The new testament is the testament of Jesus Christ. Be believing them you turn them into a covenant.

6. russellmckinney.com › 2011/03/18 › the-old-testamentRight Praying in Old Testament Days | The Disciple's Road

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   Mar 18, 2011 · The main point of this post is that during the days of the Old Testament the Jews were the people who prayed legitimate prayers to the legitimate God. They prayed to their “LORD” (“ Yahweh ,” “ Jehovah” ). Deuteronomy 6:4-9 is the Jewish Shema, their ancient confession of faith.

7. www.thegospelcoalition.org › essay › the-doctrine-ofThe Doctrine of Prayer - The Gospel Coalition

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   Summary. Prayer is the act of asking God to do what he has already promised to do. We do this through the power of the Spirit as adopted children through the Messiah Jesus. We see this kind of interaction with God evidenced throughout the Bible as his people continue to ask him to follow through on his promises and bring about his kingdom and rule.

8. www.raystedman.org › the-beginning-of-prayerThe Beginning of Prayer | Gen 3:8-13 | RayStedman.org

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   We do not know what to pray for as we ought, but the Spirit helps us in our weaknesses, the Apostle Paul says, and begins to pray through us so that our hearts become the prayer-room of God himself. The Spirit of God prays to the Father, and he who knows the mind of the Spirit heeds and acts according to what the Spirit prays, using us as the ...