To: gregor who wrote (1120 ) 1/19/1999 11:19:00 PM From: Jane Hafker Respond to of 14396
Dear, dear Gregor. I can't quite put what I was thinking about prayer in words. I belive that yes, many times, each of us has a powerful annointing upon us to persuade the Lord. And I use that freedom in Christ perhaps too much. BUT. Boast not lest ye fall, I guess is what I am forever reminded of. Therefore, I never, never assume that I have anything to do with any prayer being answered except that I in fact spoke it in obedience to the healing power of Jesus Christ. That's why I don't think I need to voice in words to every single prayer, since other people have already done that very well. That's all I meant. Also, that sometimes you can get burned out on prayer and need to step back and analyze once again how incredibly powerful it is and how mysterious it is and that again, it is Jesus Christ who has allowed us to reach the source of healing, God in Heaven. But I do believe the healing was GIVEN to Jesus as a gift by God that Jesus would be greatly blessed by it. I try not to spend too much time thinking about it, and rather just watching it happen, as it of course can't be explained beyond Faith comes by Hearing, Hearing from the Word of God. In the beginning was the Word. And He became flesh and dwelled amongst us, and I'm still trying to get that straight. Should we be here everyday praying, each of us? Probably yes. But again, if we are not, no one should feel condemned, because any one person who IS here is capable of voicing that prayer to the Heavenly Father quite well, and completely, I believe. The more that do is of course always better. But one can put a thousand to flight by themselves, and we should remember that I think.