🛐🙏Crying Prayer-2🙏🛐 ✝️📖Syllabus - 52📖✝️ "They pass through the valley of weeping and turn it into a spring." Psalm 84:6 Those who have a real desire for God's righteousness in their hearts can never pray in a traditional and dry manner. Many use prayer only to obtain some pleasures and benefits. They understand prayer as asking God for things they need. Although they are a part of prayer, because we need to ask God for all the things we need, they are not the whole of prayer. When we want to use prayer in the work of ministry, then we need prayer that cries out. Even though the Lord Jesus was the Son of God, He spent a lot of time praying. He even prayed all night (Luke 6:12). What was the point of His praying so much? In the Christian community, it is still seen that many people get annoyed if they pray a little too long, and even many negative comments are heard. For those who think that prayer is asking for some necessary things, short prayers are enough. But for those who enter into prayer and whose hearts are merged in the heart of God, traditional and short prayers are not enough. The Lord Jesus prayed with strong tears and groaning in the Garden of Gethsemane (Hebrews 5:7). Paul had a constant groaning for believers (Galatians 4:19). Just as streams moisten the dry ground and springs of water come out of the hard mountains, so the groaning prayer is able to save the chosen children from the hard cycles of the world. The hard hearts melt. "Those who sow with tears in their eyes will reap with joyful songs." Psalm 126:5

🙏🛐Answer to prayer-10🛐🙏 ✝️📖Syllabus-50📖✝️ "The angel said to him, "Do not be afraid, Zacharias, for your prayer has been heard." Luke 1:13 John the Baptist was a man of the ages. He was chosen by God from the beginning to be the forerunner of the Lord Jesus. Isaiah also prophesied about him that he would first come in the spirit of Elijah to prepare a people for God. Isaiah 40:3-4.) Yet it turns out that Elizabeth, the one who would bear John the Baptist, was a barren woman! Luke 1:7. John's birth was predestined; yet God chose a barren woman to be his mother. We see more of God's amazing dealings. He chose Abraham to be the father of many nations, yet He gave him a barren wife, Sarah. Genesis 11:30. Again, through Isaac, through whom God promised to multiply his descendants like the stars of the sky, and therefore Rebekah, whom He chose, was also barren. Genesis 25:21. In each of these cases, God ultimately freed the barren womb as an answer to prayer. In fact, He put them in this situation to prove that God is all-powerful and that those who trust in Him are never ashamed. So that we may trust in Him at that time and pray with tears. While Zechariah was burning incense in the temple, God said to him, “Zechariah, your prayer has been heard; you will have a son.” Luke 1:1-3. Truly, how wonderful are the works of God! "For no word of God will fail." Luke 1:37.

🛐🙏Answer to Prayer-9🙏🛐 ✝️📖Teachings-49📖✝️ "And the secret was revealed to Daniel in a night vision." Daniel 2:19 Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon had a dream. The dream was very significant. But he forgot the dream. His mind was very troubled to know the meaning of the dream. So he called all the magicians and astrologers of the kingdom. He demanded of them, "I have had a dream, and I must tell you the dream and its interpretation. If you cannot tell me, you will be cut into pieces and your houses will be made a pile of dung." Then all the wise men of the kingdom fell into a great astonishment. Then they said, "There is no man on earth who can tell the dream to the king. If you tell us the dream, we will give you its interpretation." The king was so angry at the words of the magicians that he ordered all the wise men of the kingdom to be killed. In fact, this was a plan of Satan to destroy the Jews. Why would the king’s general seek to kill Daniel and his companions, the Jews, instead of killing the Chaldeans first? When Daniel saw that he would die if he did not make known the dream and its interpretation to the king, he asked the king for time and prayed to God. He and his companions prayed to God that the dream and its interpretation would be made known to him. Amazingly, God hears our prayers! He told Daniel the dream and its interpretation in a night vision. Daniel then went and told the king. The king was amazed and glorified God. Thus Daniel and all the others were saved. “He gives knowledge to the wise and understanding to those who understand, and reveals deep and secret things.” Dan 2:21-22 [49

🙏🛐Answer to prayer-7🛐🙏 📖✝️Syllabus-47✝️📖 "Then Jehoshaphat cried out, and the Lord helped him." 2 Chronicles 18:31 When Jehoshaphat was king of Judah, Ahab was king of Israel. Because the Israelites had abandoned God and worshiped Baal, God also abandoned them. Therefore, Jehoshaphat should not have had any relationship with Ahab. But he became related to Ahab and went to see him through that relationship. Then Ahab invited him to go fight against Syria. He was very angry. But he wanted to please Ahab more than God. So he went to war with Ahab. In this battle, God wanted to kill Ahab, and Ahab knew it. So he went to battle in disguise; but Jehoshaphat put on his royal robes and went to battle. The king of Aram had told the soldiers, "You shall only strike the king of Israel, and you shall not kill anyone." During the battle, when the soldiers of Aram chased Jehoshaphat, thinking that he was King Ahab, Jehoshaphat saw the desperate situation. He was now losing his life trying to save the lives of his family. Then he sought refuge in God and cried out. And the Lord helped him and turned the soldiers back. But a soldier drew his bow without aiming, and an arrow hit the king of Israel, and he died. This is how God saved Jehoshaphat. Even though God's chosen ones make mistakes, he delivers them when they call on him in their time of trouble. "For the eyes of the Lord are on the righteous, and his ears are open to their supplication." 1 Peter 3:12

🛐🙏Answer to prayer-4🙏🛐 ✝️📖Syllabus-44📖✝️ "The Lord said to him, 'I have heard your prayer and your supplication that you have made to Me.'" 1 Kings 9:3 Although God resides in heaven, from there He observes and discusses every action of the children of men. When a person does something, He analyzes why he does it, what his motives are, and so on. Psalms 3: 13-15. He observed how much effort King Solomon put into building a temple for God and how many arrangements and sacrifices he made to dedicate it. He also listened carefully to what he prayed for on the day of dedication, analyzing his intentions and desires well. He saw that these arrangements and efforts were only to glorify him. Solomon did nothing for his own glory. He worked day and night to bring to fruition the desire that had been born in the heart of his father David to build a dwelling for God. His true love for God was revealed through his actions. Then he appeared to him at Gibeon and said, "Solomon, you have come to me." I have heard your prayer and your plea. I have consecrated this house that you have built to put my name there forever, and my eyes and my heart will always be there.” 1 Kings 9:3. When we do something unselfishly for God, it never fails. If our motives are honest and we work to glorify Him, He sees it and rewards us. "Behold, I am coming quickly, and my reward is with me, "I will give to each one according to his deeds." Rev. 22:12.

🙏🛐The power of prayer-10🛐🙏 ✝️📖Syllabus-40📖✝️ "I have heard that you have prayed to me concerning King Saherib of Anura." 2 Kings 19:20 When Hidiah was king of Judah, the mighty Assyrian king Sheherib gathered a large army against them and sent his commander Reshachi to demand that Israel surrender. Reshachi went and taunted their God and threatened them so that they would surrender to Sheherib. Then King Hezekiah prayed to God, saying, “O Lord, the God of Israel... Please listen and hear; open your eyes, O Lord, and see; listen to all the words that Sheherib has sent to taunt the living God.” Now, O Lord, please save us from his hand, so that all the kingdoms of the earth may know that you, O Lord, are God alone.” 2 Kings 19:14-19 Then he sent to Isaiah the prophet and told him all these things. Then Isaiah the prophet sent to Hezekiah, saying, “Thus says the Lord, the God of Israel: ‘You have prayed to me concerning King Shaerib of Assyria, and I have heard you. Therefore thus says the Lord concerning the king of Assyria: He shall not come into this city, nor shall he cast a siege rampart here, nor come before it with shield, nor cast a siege ramp against it. By the same way that he came, by the same he shall return, and he shall not come into this city, says the Lord. For I will be a shield to this city for my own sake, and for the sake of my servant David.” 2 Kings 20:34 How did God answer Hezekiah's prayer? He sent an angel that night who went into the camp of the Assyrians and killed 185,000 soldiers. When the people got up in the morning, they were all dead bodies. 2 Kings 19:35. "O Lord, there is none like you, who is mighty. He helps the helpless." 2 Kings 14:11

🙏🛐The power of prayer-10🛐🙏 ✝️📖Syllabus-40📖✝️ "I have heard that you have prayed to me concerning King Saherib of Anura." 2 Kings 19:20 When Hidiah was king of Judah, the mighty Assyrian king Sheherib gathered a large army against them and sent his commander Reshachi to demand that Israel surrender. Reshachi went and taunted their God and threatened them so that they would surrender to Sheherib. Then King Hezekiah prayed to God, saying, “O Lord, the God of Israel... Please listen and hear; open your eyes, O Lord, and see; listen to all the words that Sheherib has sent to taunt the living God.” Now, O Lord, please save us from his hand, so that all the kingdoms of the earth may know that you, O Lord, are God alone.” 2 Kings 19:14-19 Then he sent to Isaiah the prophet and told him all these things. Then Isaiah the prophet sent to Hezekiah, saying, “Thus says the Lord, the God of Israel: ‘You have prayed to me concerning King Shaerib of Assyria, and I have heard you. Therefore thus says the Lord concerning the king of Assyria: He shall not come into this city, nor shall he cast a siege rampart here, nor come before it with shield, nor cast a siege ramp against it. By the same way that he came, by the same he shall return, and he shall not come into this city, says the Lord. For I will be a shield to this city for my own sake, and for the sake of my servant David.” 2 Kings 20:34 How did God answer Hezekiah's prayer? He sent an angel that night who went into the camp of the Assyrians and killed 185,000 soldiers. When the people got up in the morning, they were all dead bodies. 2 Kings 19:35. "O Lord, there is none like you, who is mighty. He helps the helpless." 2 Kings 14:11

🙏🛐The power of prayer-10🛐🙏 ✝️📖Syllabus-40📖✝️ "I have heard that you have prayed to me concerning King Saherib of Anura." 2 Kings 19:20 When Hidiah was king of Judah, the mighty Assyrian king Sheherib gathered a large army against them and sent his commander Reshachi to demand that Israel surrender. Reshachi went and taunted their God and threatened them so that they would surrender to Sheherib. Then King Hezekiah prayed to God, saying, “O Lord, the God of Israel... Please listen and hear; open your eyes, O Lord, and see; listen to all the words that Sheherib has sent to taunt the living God.” Now, O Lord, please save us from his hand, so that all the kingdoms of the earth may know that you, O Lord, are God alone.” 2 Kings 19:14-19 Then he sent to Isaiah the prophet and told him all these things. Then Isaiah the prophet sent to Hezekiah, saying, “Thus says the Lord, the God of Israel: ‘You have prayed to me concerning King Shaerib of Assyria, and I have heard you. Therefore thus says the Lord concerning the king of Assyria: He shall not come into this city, nor shall he cast a siege rampart here, nor come before it with shield, nor cast a siege ramp against it. By the same way that he came, by the same he shall return, and he shall not come into this city, says the Lord. For I will be a shield to this city for my own sake, and for the sake of my servant David.” 2 Kings 20:34 How did God answer Hezekiah's prayer? He sent an angel that night who went into the camp of the Assyrians and killed 185,000 soldiers. When the people got up in the morning, they were all dead bodies. 2 Kings 19:35. "O Lord, there is none like you, who is mighty. He helps the helpless." 2 Kings 14:11

🙏🛐The power of prayer-10🛐🙏 ✝️📖Syllabus-40📖✝️ "I have heard that you have prayed to me concerning King Saherib of Anura." 2 Kings 19:20 When Hidiah was king of Judah, the mighty Assyrian king Sheherib gathered a large army against them and sent his commander Reshachi to demand that Israel surrender. Reshachi went and taunted their God and threatened them so that they would surrender to Sheherib. Then King Hezekiah prayed to God, saying, “O Lord, the God of Israel... Please listen and hear; open your eyes, O Lord, and see; listen to all the words that Sheherib has sent to taunt the living God.” Now, O Lord, please save us from his hand, so that all the kingdoms of the earth may know that you, O Lord, are God alone.” 2 Kings 19:14-19 Then he sent to Isaiah the prophet and told him all these things. Then Isaiah the prophet sent to Hezekiah, saying, “Thus says the Lord, the God of Israel: ‘You have prayed to me concerning King Shaerib of Assyria, and I have heard you. Therefore thus says the Lord concerning the king of Assyria: He shall not come into this city, nor shall he cast a siege rampart here, nor come before it with shield, nor cast a siege ramp against it. By the same way that he came, by the same he shall return, and he shall not come into this city, says the Lord. For I will be a shield to this city for my own sake, and for the sake of my servant David.” 2 Kings 20:34 How did God answer Hezekiah's prayer? He sent an angel that night who went into the camp of the Assyrians and killed 185,000 soldiers. When the people got up in the morning, they were all dead bodies. 2 Kings 19:35. "O Lord, there is none like you, who is mighty. He helps the helpless." 2 Kings 14:11

🙏🛐The power of prayer-9🛐🙏 ✝️📖Syllabus-39📖✝️ "Samuel cried to the Lord for Israel, and the Lord answered him." 1 Sam 7:9 The Philistines were the main enemies of Israel. They attacked Israel whenever they had a chance. One day, when Samuel had gathered all the children of Israel at Mizpah to sanctify and teach them, the Philistines suddenly came up to fight against them. When the children of Israel heard this, they were very afraid and begged Samuel, saying, "Cry to God for us so that we may be saved." The children of Israel did not come prepared for battle. Moreover, even if they were prepared, the military strength of the Philistines was much greater than theirs. Therefore, the Israelites should have been afraid. But they did not try to declare peace with the Philistines out of fear, or they did not flee this way and that and scatter, but they used the power of prayer. Samuel was their judge and prophet at that time; so they came to him and asked him to pray. And Samuel offered a burnt offering and offered a heartfelt prayer to the Lord. What happened as a result of this prayer? God disturbed the Philistines with a loud thunder. All the powers of the solar system trembled. There was such a thunder that the Philistines began to flee for their lives. Would they then fight? They were in a situation where they were in a state of 'save your life'. But they did not escape even if they fled. Meanwhile, the children of Israel prepared for battle and struck them with a great blow. Prayer has the power that even kings and emperors cannot do with their own strength. "Many are the afflictions of the righteous, but the Lord delivers him out of them all." Psalm 34:1

🙏🛐The power of prayer-9🛐🙏 ✝️📖Syllabus-39📖✝️ "Samuel cried to the Lord for Israel, and the Lord answered him." 1 Sam 7:9 The Philistines were the main enemies of Israel. They attacked Israel whenever they had a chance. One day, when Samuel had gathered all the children of Israel at Mizpah to sanctify and teach them, the Philistines suddenly came up to fight against them. When the children of Israel heard this, they were very afraid and begged Samuel, saying, "Cry to God for us so that we may be saved." The children of Israel did not come prepared for battle. Moreover, even if they were prepared, the military strength of the Philistines was much greater than theirs. Therefore, the Israelites should have been afraid. But they did not try to declare peace with the Philistines out of fear, or they did not flee this way and that and scatter, but they used the power of prayer. Samuel was their judge and prophet at that time; so they came to him and asked him to pray. And Samuel offered a burnt offering and offered a heartfelt prayer to the Lord. What happened as a result of this prayer? God disturbed the Philistines with a loud thunder. All the powers of the solar system trembled. There was such a thunder that the Philistines began to flee for their lives. Would they then fight? They were in a situation where they were in a state of 'save your life'. But they did not escape even if they fled. Meanwhile, the children of Israel prepared for battle and struck them with a great blow. Prayer has the power that even kings and emperors cannot do with their own strength. "Many are the afflictions of the righteous, but the Lord delivers him out of them all." Psalm 34:1

🙏🛐The power of prayer-9🛐🙏 ✝️📖Syllabus-39📖✝️ "Samuel cried to the Lord for Israel, and the Lord answered him." 1 Sam 7:9 The Philistines were the main enemies of Israel. They attacked Israel whenever they had a chance. One day, when Samuel had gathered all the children of Israel at Mizpah to sanctify and teach them, the Philistines suddenly came up to fight against them. When the children of Israel heard this, they were very afraid and begged Samuel, saying, "Cry to God for us so that we may be saved." The children of Israel did not come prepared for battle. Moreover, even if they were prepared, the military strength of the Philistines was much greater than theirs. Therefore, the Israelites should have been afraid. But they did not try to declare peace with the Philistines out of fear, or they did not flee this way and that and scatter, but they used the power of prayer. Samuel was their judge and prophet at that time; so they came to him and asked him to pray. And Samuel offered a burnt offering and offered a heartfelt prayer to the Lord. What happened as a result of this prayer? God disturbed the Philistines with a loud thunder. All the powers of the solar system trembled. There was such a thunder that the Philistines began to flee for their lives. Would they then fight? They were in a situation where they were in a state of 'save your life'. But they did not escape even if they fled. Meanwhile, the children of Israel prepared for battle and struck them with a great blow. Prayer has the power that even kings and emperors cannot do with their own strength. "Many are the afflictions of the righteous, but the Lord delivers him out of them all." Psalm 34:1

🙏🛐The power of prayer-9🛐🙏 ✝️📖Syllabus-39📖✝️ "Samuel cried to the Lord for Israel, and the Lord answered him." 1 Sam 7:9 The Philistines were the main enemies of Israel. They attacked Israel whenever they had a chance. One day, when Samuel had gathered all the children of Israel at Mizpah to sanctify and teach them, the Philistines suddenly came up to fight against them. When the children of Israel heard this, they were very afraid and begged Samuel, saying, "Cry to God for us so that we may be saved." The children of Israel did not come prepared for battle. Moreover, even if they were prepared, the military strength of the Philistines was much greater than theirs. Therefore, the Israelites should have been afraid. But they did not try to declare peace with the Philistines out of fear, or they did not flee this way and that and scatter, but they used the power of prayer. Samuel was their judge and prophet at that time; so they came to him and asked him to pray. And Samuel offered a burnt offering and offered a heartfelt prayer to the Lord. What happened as a result of this prayer? God disturbed the Philistines with a loud thunder. All the powers of the solar system trembled. There was such a thunder that the Philistines began to flee for their lives. Would they then fight? They were in a situation where they were in a state of 'save your life'. But they did not escape even if they fled. Meanwhile, the children of Israel prepared for battle and struck them with a great blow. Prayer has the power that even kings and emperors cannot do with their own strength. "Many are the afflictions of the righteous, but the Lord delivers him out of them all." Psalm 34:1

🙏🛐The power of prayer-9🛐🙏 ✝️📖Syllabus-39📖✝️ "Samuel cried to the Lord for Israel, and the Lord answered him." 1 Sam 7:9 The Philistines were the main enemies of Israel. They attacked Israel whenever they had a chance. One day, when Samuel had gathered all the children of Israel at Mizpah to sanctify and teach them, the Philistines suddenly came up to fight against them. When the children of Israel heard this, they were very afraid and begged Samuel, saying, "Cry to God for us so that we may be saved." The children of Israel did not come prepared for battle. Moreover, even if they were prepared, the military strength of the Philistines was much greater than theirs. Therefore, the Israelites should have been afraid. But they did not try to declare peace with the Philistines out of fear, or they did not flee this way and that and scatter, but they used the power of prayer. Samuel was their judge and prophet at that time; so they came to him and asked him to pray. And Samuel offered a burnt offering and offered a heartfelt prayer to the Lord. What happened as a result of this prayer? God disturbed the Philistines with a loud thunder. All the powers of the solar system trembled. There was such a thunder that the Philistines began to flee for their lives. Would they then fight? They were in a situation where they were in a state of 'save your life'. But they did not escape even if they fled. Meanwhile, the children of Israel prepared for battle and struck them with a great blow. Prayer has the power that even kings and emperors cannot do with their own strength. "Many are the afflictions of the righteous, but the Lord delivers him out of them all." Psalm 34:1

🙏🛐The power of prayer-9🛐🙏 ✝️📖Syllabus-39📖✝️ "Samuel cried to the Lord for Israel, and the Lord answered him." 1 Sam 7:9 The Philistines were the main enemies of Israel. They attacked Israel whenever they had a chance. One day, when Samuel had gathered all the children of Israel at Mizpah to sanctify and teach them, the Philistines suddenly came up to fight against them. When the children of Israel heard this, they were very afraid and begged Samuel, saying, "Cry to God for us so that we may be saved." The children of Israel did not come prepared for battle. Moreover, even if they were prepared, the military strength of the Philistines was much greater than theirs. Therefore, the Israelites should have been afraid. But they did not try to declare peace with the Philistines out of fear, or they did not flee this way and that and scatter, but they used the power of prayer. Samuel was their judge and prophet at that time; so they came to him and asked him to pray. And Samuel offered a burnt offering and offered a heartfelt prayer to the Lord. What happened as a result of this prayer? God disturbed the Philistines with a loud thunder. All the powers of the solar system trembled. There was such a thunder that the Philistines began to flee for their lives. Would they then fight? They were in a situation where they were in a state of 'save your life'. But they did not escape even if they fled. Meanwhile, the children of Israel prepared for battle and struck them with a great blow. Prayer has the power that even kings and emperors cannot do with their own strength. "Many are the afflictions of the righteous, but the Lord delivers him out of them all." Psalm 34:1

🙏🛐The power of prayer-9🛐🙏 ✝️📖Syllabus-39📖✝️ "Samuel cried to the Lord for Israel, and the Lord answered him." 1 Sam 7:9 The Philistines were the main enemies of Israel. They attacked Israel whenever they had a chance. One day, when Samuel had gathered all the children of Israel at Mizpah to sanctify and teach them, the Philistines suddenly came up to fight against them. When the children of Israel heard this, they were very afraid and begged Samuel, saying, "Cry to God for us so that we may be saved." The children of Israel did not come prepared for battle. Moreover, even if they were prepared, the military strength of the Philistines was much greater than theirs. Therefore, the Israelites should have been afraid. But they did not try to declare peace with the Philistines out of fear, or they did not flee this way and that and scatter, but they used the power of prayer. Samuel was their judge and prophet at that time; so they came to him and asked him to pray. And Samuel offered a burnt offering and offered a heartfelt prayer to the Lord. What happened as a result of this prayer? God disturbed the Philistines with a loud thunder. All the powers of the solar system trembled. There was such a thunder that the Philistines began to flee for their lives. Would they then fight? They were in a situation where they were in a state of 'save your life'. But they did not escape even if they fled. Meanwhile, the children of Israel prepared for battle and struck them with a great blow. Prayer has the power that even kings and emperors cannot do with their own strength. "Many are the afflictions of the righteous, but the Lord delivers him out of them all." Psalm 34:1