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    The document discusses Jesus' command to pray as the third of the Seven Commands of Christ. It provides context from Matthew 6:5-15 where Jesus teaches about prayer. It defines prayer as talking with God the Father and explains that we should pray to have God's will be done, for our daily needs, for forgiveness, and for resistance against temptation. The document instructs readers to start and finish each day in prayer by giving thanks to God and presenting requests to him.

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    The document discusses Jesus' command to pray as the third of the Seven Commands of Christ. It provides context from Matthew 6:5-15 where Jesus teaches about prayer. It defines prayer as talking with God the Father and explains that we should pray to have God's will be done, for our daily needs, for forgiveness, and for resistance against temptation. The document instructs readers to start and finish each day in prayer by giving thanks to God and presenting requests to him.

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    Command #3 - Pray

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    The document discusses Jesus' command to pray as the third of the Seven Commands of Christ. It provides context from Matthew 6:5-15 where Jesus teaches about prayer. It defines prayer as talking with God the Father and explains that we should pray to have God's will be done, for our daily needs, for forgiveness, and for resistance against temptation. The document instructs readers to start and finish each day in prayer by giving thanks to God and presenting requests to him.

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    Seven Commands of Christ

    An adaptation of George Pattersons Seven Commands

    Command #3 Pray
    CommandIn Matthew 6:9-13, Jesus says Read the StoryJesus Teaches about Prayer, Matthew 6:5-15
    1)! ! 2)! ! ! 3)! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! What is prayer? ! Talking with God our Father. Why do we pray? ! Matthew 6:9-13 God hears us. We desire ! His will to be done on earth. How do we pray? ! By simply talking with God. ! Give us today our daily bread ! pray for needs ! ! ! ! Forgive us our debts pray for forgiveness Deliver us from the evil one pray for resistance of temptation
    What do we learn about Man?

    What do we learn about God?

    Is there an example?

    Is there a command?

    Pray in your own wordsLord teach us to pray. Give us pure motives. May your will be done in us. AssignmentStart and nish each day by giving thanks to God and presenting your requests to Him.

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