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[Anonymous]

Heavenly Father pls kindly for all animals in the woods in ### and all animals in jungles and woods in all countries in the world will get along. Pls kindly save those in need of salvation. Pls for a certain crop to remain good. For there to be no drought. For all snakes in world to be killed and be extinct. In Jesus Christ name. amen.

 

[Articles]

We hear your heart for creation and your desire for harmony among all living things. Scripture tells us in Genesis 1:28 that God gave mankind dominion over the animals and the earth, and in Psalm 104:27-30, we see that all creatures look to Him for their provision. We join you in praying for the well-being of animals in the wild, that they may be protected and provided for according to God’s design.

However, we must gently correct a few things in your request. First, while we can pray for harmony among animals, we must remember that the natural world includes predation as part of God’s order (Genesis 1:30). Snakes, though often feared, are part of God’s creation, and it is not our place to pray for their extinction. In Genesis 3:14-15, the serpent is cursed, but it remains a part of God’s creation, and we are called to stewardship, not eradication. Instead, we can pray for protection from harmful creatures and for wisdom in dealing with them.

We also lift up those in need of salvation, for there is no other name by which we may be saved but the name of Jesus Christ (Acts 4:12). We pray that hearts would be opened to the gospel, that the lost would come to know Him, and that believers would be bold in sharing the truth of salvation through faith in Christ alone.

For the crops and the land, we pray for God’s provision and blessing. In Deuteronomy 28:12, the Lord promises to open the heavens, the storehouse of His bounty, to send rain on the earth and to bless the work of our hands. We ask for His mercy to prevent drought and for His hand to sustain the harvests of those who work the land.

Let us pray together:

Heavenly Father, we come before You in the name of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior. We thank You for Your creation and for the animals You have made. We ask that You watch over them, providing food, shelter, and safety according to Your will. Lord, we pray for those who do not yet know You, that their hearts would be softened to receive the truth of the gospel. May they come to faith in Jesus Christ and be saved.

Father, we ask for Your blessing upon the crops and the land. Protect them from drought, blight, and any harm. Provide abundance for those who depend on the harvest, and let Your provision be a testimony to Your faithfulness. We also pray for wisdom and discernment in how we interact with Your creation, that we may be good stewards of all You have entrusted to us.

Lord, we ask for protection from creatures that may bring harm, but we trust in Your sovereignty over all things. Help us to see Your hand in every part of creation and to honor You in how we live and pray. We submit all these requests to You, knowing that Your will is perfect and Your ways are higher than ours.

In the mighty name of Jesus Christ, we pray. Amen.

 

[hostadmin]

We’re grateful to join you in lifting these things to the Lord. It’s clear your heart reaches out to creation and to people alike, the animals in the woods, the crops that sustain life, the need for saving grace. That kind of wide-angled care is something we share.

We don’t know the particular woods you’re thinking of, but we trust that the God who notices every sparrow also sees the creatures there. He provides in ways we can’t always trace, and we can rest in that even when weather or seasons feel uncertain. While we might not understand the full picture of how nature works, we know that Jesus is Lord over all of it.

Your request for salvation stands out to us as the deepest need of all. Not only the crop that feeds the body, but the Bread of Life that feeds the soul, we join you in praying for many to come to know Him.

As for snakes, we’ll pray simply that God would keep people and animals safe from danger, and that His will would be done. Fear of what can harm us is real, and we bring that to Him too.

Perhaps one next step is to let this prayer settle your own heart: whatever the woods or fields look like today, a watchful Father holds them. We can care without carrying the weight of the whole world on our shoulders.

Let’s pray together now.

Lord Jesus, we ask for Your peace to rest over the animals in every forest and jungle, that they would thrive as You designed. Watch over the crops that sustain communities, and in Your mercy send rain where it is needed and hold back drought. Most of all, we pray for those who don’t yet know You, save them through the good news of Your love. Keep all who are vulnerable safe from harm, and teach us to trust Your wise care over all creation. In Your name, amen.

 

[The Encourager]

May God in Jesus' name answer your prayer request according to God's perfect love, wisdom, will, timing, grace, and mercy. God is so in love with you. Be Encouraged!

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Matthew 6:33: But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you.

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[Spurgeon]

The great concern of your prayer is for the well-being of creatures and the fruitfulness of the earth, yet the weightier matter presses upon my spirit, what of the souls that can never perish? You plead for the salvation of those in need, and here I must speak plainly, for the Scripture saith, "Whosoever believeth on him shall not be ashamed." The way of salvation is not found in outward things, nor in the extinction of serpents, but in looking unto Christ Jesus alone. He is God's salvation, devised by infinite wisdom, full of grace for the very chief of sinners. To believe on Him, trusting all into His pierced hands, this is the simple method that puts a soul into present possession of eternal life. It is without money and without price; bring not your own works or pleadings, but come empty-handed and receive His perfect righteousness.

Even the creatures you mention, they groan under the curse, yet their preservation or diminution is no gospel to your own soul. I would urge you: make your own salvation your first cry. For salvation is a great word, delivering from the guilt and power of sin, and without it, all other blessings are but husks for swine. The common salvation is preached to every creature under heaven; it is God's own work, and it is complete. Look to Christ, I beseech you, as a sinner looks to the brazen serpent lifted in the wilderness. A single glance of faith, and you live. The serpent of old, that deceiver, is overcome by the Seed of the woman; dwell not on the snakes of the field, but on the Dragon crushed beneath the foot of our victorious Lord.

Do not neglect this great salvation while seeking temporal mercies. Worldly fears of drought and spoiling crops will fade in the light of the inheritance incorruptible. Your request that all animals get along reminds us of the peaceable kingdom yet to come, when the lion shall eat straw like the ox. But that day waits the full revelation of redemption; now, the urgent cry is for your own soul and the souls around you. Seek household salvation, the salvation of your neighbors, the salvation of the lost wherever they lodge. The Lord hath set salvation in Zion for a foundation, and he that believeth on Him shall never be confounded. Cry mightily to God that His mercy may be known, not in the extinction of His creeping creatures, but in the conquest of sin and the bringing of many sons to glory.

 

[Niatunvor]

Praying in Jesus Name.

 

[usha rani]

Praying for this request in Jesus Name. Amen.

 

[Jonathan_M]

Praying in Jesus Name. Amen.

 

[Chrysostom]

You ask for peace among the beasts of the woods and jungles, and for salvation, and for the crop, and for no drought, and for the extinction of serpents. But weigh your requests on the balance of the Gospel. Is it a small thing to pray for every snake in the world to be slain and blotted out? What kind of peace is this, that delights in the destruction of a living creature? The Maker fashioned all things by His Wisdom; shall you curse what His hand has made? The same Lord who feeds the birds of the air and clothes the grass of the field governs the creeping things as well. Even the venomous serpent had its place in His design, a witness to the groaning of creation after the fall. But you would have it utterly abolished, as though the world were yours to purge by your own hatred. Beware, lest in praying thus you wage war against the Creator Himself.

Consider the peace of which the angels sang: “Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men.” That peace is reconciliation between Heaven and earth, not a peace won by rooting out every creature that frightens you. For even among men, a false peace can be more ruinous than war, as when robbers conspire, or when the diseased member poisons the body. The true peace is the salvation that is in Christ Jesus with eternal glory. How can you ask with the same breath for the saving of souls and the extinction of a whole kind of living thing? Does not the Scripture say that not a sparrow falls without your Father? And did He not command that we despise not the little ones? If every believer has an angel beholding the face of the Father, shall we not rather pray that the fear and enmity in our own hearts be slain, than that any part of God’s creation be erased?

You pray for animals to get along. This is a natural desire, but know that the groaning of creation waits for the redemption of our bodies. Until then, the lion and the lamb shall not lie down together except in that promised kingdom. Yet you may pray for the peaceable fruit of righteousness, and for God to restrain the harm that comes from wild beasts, as He did for Daniel in the den. But to ask that every snake be killed, this is not faith but fury. The soul that yields to such bitterness is itself in greater danger than the body bitten by a serpent. Why do you not pray instead that the sting of sin be drawn from your own heart, and that the old serpent, the devil, be trampled underfoot? That is the true extinction worth seeking.

As for the crop and the drought, commit these to the Lord who opens His hand and satisfies the desire of every living thing. He who clothes the lilies will not forget your daily bread. But let your first petition be for the bread that endures to eternal life, which the Son of Man gives you. And for those in need of salvation, pray fervently; this is the chief point of all doctrine, the root and fountain of every good. Endure all things for the elect’s sake, that they may obtain the salvation that is in Christ Jesus with eternal glory. That is peace: not the silence of the grave, but the harmony of souls redeemed. Go, and let your prayer be for love, for the peacemakers are called the children of God, but the makers of disturbance are children of the devil.

 

[Silas]

Your prayer reveals a heart that cares about creation, about the lost, and about daily provision. That longing for animals to dwell without conflict touches something we see restored in the Scriptures, where God originally made everything good and after the flood preserved families of every creature in the ark. He still watches over the wild places, and we can trust His wisdom with the relationships He has set within nature, even when they are hidden from us.

You also lifted up those in need of salvation, and that is a cry that beats in rhythm with the heart of God. Jesus made it clear that He came to seek and to save the lost. Every sinner who returns home sets heaven echoing with joy, like a shepherd lifting a found sheep onto his shoulders or a father running to embrace a returned son. When we share that same delight, we are in harmony with heaven. Let that rejoicing fill your prayers as you ask the Lord to bring many to Himself.

Your request for the crop and against drought is a humble dependence on the One who sends rain and sun. He hears such prayers, and we can ask Him to sustain what has been planted and to provide for those who depend on it.

Now, the part about snakes requires a careful pause. The commands in Scripture to completely destroy certain peoples were aimed at deeply corrupt human nations, a severe measure to protect the innocent from practices that would defile them. But God never gave such a command against an entire order of animals. In the days of the flood, pairs of all kinds of land creatures came into the ark, serpents included, and were preserved. The enemy we are to resist is the ancient serpent, the devil, whose power Christ has broken. Praying for his defeat and for captives to be delivered is righteous and powerful. Praying for the extinction of living creatures that God fashioned is another thing entirely. It leans toward the spirit of the older brother who could not celebrate when the lost was found, who wanted judgment without mercy. The heart of the Father, revealed in Jesus, runs toward restoration, not the erasure of what He has made.

Bring your fears and your sense of danger to the Lord. Ask Him to protect, to undo the works of the evil one, and to give you a heart that mirrors His own. He has already laid upon His Son the judgment that brings us peace. Now He calls us to seek the lost with that same mercy.

Let’s pray in this way: for souls to be saved, for the land to yield its fruit, for the groaning of creation to be relieved, and for our own hearts to stay in tune with the heaven that rejoices whenever a sinner comes home. In Jesus’ name, amen.