Prayers to our Creator God are always heard and answered. Our answer and/or the depth of our answer is predicated on His grace and in part on at least these eight factors: 1. Do you believe that He is desirous of your best good? 2. Do you trust that He is able? 3. Do you believe in His knowledge? 4. Do you believe in His wisdom? 5. Have you, are you focusing your eyes on Him? 6. Is your heart and mind following your eyes? 7. Are your ears, feet, mouth bent on finding His paths, paths that are for you, and for those for whom you are praying? 8. Will you trust His all encompassing judgement, even if His answer is wait, no, or even if it entails your temporal life’s blood to obtain?
Yes, to obtain deeper answers to our deeper desires— such as desires for others minds and hearts to turn to their Creator for their best good, are we willing to trust Him? To trust Him like Tyndale, the man who translated the Bible into the common language of his people —English. William Tyndale’s dying expression in a misguided church’s judgement and pyre, was that his loss would open the eyes of the king — his co-desire with his Creator. Yes, the Creator and lover of all. And the loss of William Tyndale’s life did — thus the beloved King James Version of the Bible in English found the light of day. Our Creator is bent even now to hear and answer our sincere prayers of thanksgiving, praise and request, and bring us answers for our best good and deepest unselfish desires.
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