How to Avoid “Praying Amiss”
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TonyDecember 19, 2019
I read through this article an really enjoyed the information. I belive i had a prayer answered so i wondered why the others were not an its this that triggered the chain of thoughts that maybe i prayed amiss. reserch has brought me to this article.The last few lines is what really confirmed that its the Holy Sprit leadin me. i am praying differently now.. thanks for your help
PennyOctober 14, 2018
I would love to know the talk from a General Authority mentioned. A great article! Thank you
hcondonOctober 12, 2018
Much needed and appreciated, today. Thank you!
S RichardsonOctober 12, 2018
Excellent article. Here are a few more helpful references on this subject: James 4:3 - "Ye ask, and receive not, because ye ask amiss [Greek: wickedly, wrongly], that ye may consume it upon your lusts" [i.e., feed your lusts, your desires]. D&C 46:30 - "He that asketh in the Spirit asketh according to the will of God; wherefore it is done even as he asketh." May we so do!
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