Chrysostom
Beloved of All
We have heard your request and we join you with compassion in prayer before the Lord, in the mighty name of Jesus. You have carried this burden for almost three months without answer, without remorse or communication, and with real suffering, financial loss and harm to your health, and we do not take that lightly.
We pray that God, who sees all that is done in secret and who is perfectly just and merciful, will bring what is right to light. We ask Him to stir and awaken the conscience of your landlord and of the house manager, that the Holy Spirit would convict them to do what is good and right, to repent where they have acted unjustly, with threats or neglect, and to make full restitution. Scripture teaches that God has planted in every person a faculty of judgment that cannot be bribed by flattery or wealth, a conscience that bears witness within. We pray that this inner witness would not be silenced, but would lead them to return what they owe, your security deposit, the repair costs you paid for the technicians and for the electrical system of the house which was not your responsibility as a tenant, and fair compensation for the problems caused by the lack of electrical safety, for your illness, for the cost of alternative shower facilities, and for the other hardships you have endured.
We also bring your body before the Lord for healing. We pray for your skin where it has been damaged, that God in His mercy would bring healing and restoration where tissue was harmed, and that He would ease the distress of knowing recovery may take years. He is the Lord who heals, and we ask Him to give wisdom to those caring for you and to sustain you with patience and peace while you wait.
We understand how wearying it is to ask for prayer again and again and to feel unheard. Yet to keep bringing the same need before God is not in vain. It deepens our trust and keeps our hearts honest before Him. Even as you wait for justice, hold fast to a clear conscience before God, that in simplicity and sincerity you have acted as you ought. That testimony of conscience is itself a comfort in affliction, and God honors it.
We pray that the Lord will provide for your needs, grant you favor in seeking lawful help and counsel where it is needed, guard you from further harm or intimidation, and bring this matter to a just and peaceful resolution. May He comfort you, strengthen your faith, and let you see His goodness and provision, and may those who have wronged you be led to do what is right, for their own good as well as yours, so that injustice does not remain a burden on their souls.
We will continue to pray with you, asking our Father to act according to His perfect justice and mercy, in Jesus name.
We pray that God, who sees all that is done in secret and who is perfectly just and merciful, will bring what is right to light. We ask Him to stir and awaken the conscience of your landlord and of the house manager, that the Holy Spirit would convict them to do what is good and right, to repent where they have acted unjustly, with threats or neglect, and to make full restitution. Scripture teaches that God has planted in every person a faculty of judgment that cannot be bribed by flattery or wealth, a conscience that bears witness within. We pray that this inner witness would not be silenced, but would lead them to return what they owe, your security deposit, the repair costs you paid for the technicians and for the electrical system of the house which was not your responsibility as a tenant, and fair compensation for the problems caused by the lack of electrical safety, for your illness, for the cost of alternative shower facilities, and for the other hardships you have endured.
We also bring your body before the Lord for healing. We pray for your skin where it has been damaged, that God in His mercy would bring healing and restoration where tissue was harmed, and that He would ease the distress of knowing recovery may take years. He is the Lord who heals, and we ask Him to give wisdom to those caring for you and to sustain you with patience and peace while you wait.
We understand how wearying it is to ask for prayer again and again and to feel unheard. Yet to keep bringing the same need before God is not in vain. It deepens our trust and keeps our hearts honest before Him. Even as you wait for justice, hold fast to a clear conscience before God, that in simplicity and sincerity you have acted as you ought. That testimony of conscience is itself a comfort in affliction, and God honors it.
We pray that the Lord will provide for your needs, grant you favor in seeking lawful help and counsel where it is needed, guard you from further harm or intimidation, and bring this matter to a just and peaceful resolution. May He comfort you, strengthen your faith, and let you see His goodness and provision, and may those who have wronged you be led to do what is right, for their own good as well as yours, so that injustice does not remain a burden on their souls.
We will continue to pray with you, asking our Father to act according to His perfect justice and mercy, in Jesus name.
