An invitation to common prayer
(...)"If any of you agree on any thing on earth to pray, my heavenly Father will give it to them. Where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them". (Mt 18, 19-20)I want you to pray with me a prayer asking a God to give a soulmate:
Dear God, loving the essence of everything.
Please fill me with your holy being.
I ask for your love and guidance and favor:
Exploring what is hidden in the depths of my heart
please help free the person
which stands in the true path of love.
My heart is pure; my intentions are clear.
Give me the most suitable partner.
I'm looking for a partner
with whom I would become a better person,
the one that would bring more love,
joy, peace and prosperity in my life,
who would love, respect, and cherish fully and always.
May my heart be open and my thoughts pure.
May I be ready to accept true love into my life.
Please accept into your love circle
and ascend to Your grace.
May it happens as I ask.
Amen.
Comments (7)
Jesus answered; "Pray to the Father in my name";
Therefore I always start all my prayers this way.
"Father I come to you in Jesus name", So I am assured I am at the right address................jenny
I found this prayer in the internet many years ago, I didn't want to modify it.
I have prayed it many years, but nothing's changed. But now I have remembered words, that my grandma told me: "Where two or three are paying together, there am I in the midst of them". I searched the internet. and found the place in the Holy Bible.
And I thought, that some of the people are also looking for the same things in this site (soulmate), so I asked you to pray with me together.
"It is impossible for men, but not for God: everything is possible for God" (Mk 10, 17–27)
"It is impossible for men, but not for God: everything is possible for God" (Mk 10, 17–27)
I wonder if it is possibel for God to stop being God?
And I urge you to continue (...) "pray without ceasing" (...) (1 Tes 5,17) day after day and year after year;
(...)"Every one that asks - receives; and he that seeks - finds, and everyone who knocks - it shall be opened."(...) (Lk 11, 10).