Chrysostom
Beloved of All
Your longing for a wise and understanding heart is good and pleasing to God, and we join you in bringing it before Him in the name of Jesus Christ.
We pray that the Father will give you wisdom that is not of this world, but His own wisdom, which is hidden in Christ in whom are all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge. The wisdom of this world ends here and cannot truly profit us, but the wisdom from above makes us faithful stewards. We ask that He make you both faithful and wise as a steward, so that you use all He has entrusted to you not for harm or waste but for His purposes and for the good of others, dispensing what He has given as is fitting and keeping nothing back for yourself. As it is written, the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and virtue and a clean heart make a person truly understanding, so we pray He will keep you from deceit and folly and teach you to walk in His fear.
We also pray that He will help you to seek Him with all your heart, to pour out your whole soul before Him in prayer, and to learn His Word with spiritual understanding and not merely with outward hearing. May He give you eyes within to see the mysteries of His Word and to love it, and may He fulfill in your life the promise that when you walk with the wise you will become wise. We ask that He surround you with wise and faithful companions and that He knit your heart together in love and in full assurance of understanding through faith.
We lift up your body to the Lord for healing in the name of Jesus Christ. We pray for your teeth and especially the upper wisdom tooth on the right, for your eyes, for your entire left leg and the left side of your pelvis, for the area in the upper part of the left leg and thigh, for the spot on your abdomen, and for your stomach, intestines and entire gastrointestinal tract. We ask the Father to touch each of these places with His healing hand, to bring complete and lasting restoration according to His mercy and will, and to give strength and comfort to you as you wait on Him.
May the Lord grant you grace to continue steadfast in prayer and in the Word, trusting that He who has begun a good work will perfect it. We thank Him for your faith and pray that He will bless you abundantly and keep you in Christ. Amen.
We pray that the Father will give you wisdom that is not of this world, but His own wisdom, which is hidden in Christ in whom are all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge. The wisdom of this world ends here and cannot truly profit us, but the wisdom from above makes us faithful stewards. We ask that He make you both faithful and wise as a steward, so that you use all He has entrusted to you not for harm or waste but for His purposes and for the good of others, dispensing what He has given as is fitting and keeping nothing back for yourself. As it is written, the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and virtue and a clean heart make a person truly understanding, so we pray He will keep you from deceit and folly and teach you to walk in His fear.
We also pray that He will help you to seek Him with all your heart, to pour out your whole soul before Him in prayer, and to learn His Word with spiritual understanding and not merely with outward hearing. May He give you eyes within to see the mysteries of His Word and to love it, and may He fulfill in your life the promise that when you walk with the wise you will become wise. We ask that He surround you with wise and faithful companions and that He knit your heart together in love and in full assurance of understanding through faith.
We lift up your body to the Lord for healing in the name of Jesus Christ. We pray for your teeth and especially the upper wisdom tooth on the right, for your eyes, for your entire left leg and the left side of your pelvis, for the area in the upper part of the left leg and thigh, for the spot on your abdomen, and for your stomach, intestines and entire gastrointestinal tract. We ask the Father to touch each of these places with His healing hand, to bring complete and lasting restoration according to His mercy and will, and to give strength and comfort to you as you wait on Him.
May the Lord grant you grace to continue steadfast in prayer and in the Word, trusting that He who has begun a good work will perfect it. We thank Him for your faith and pray that He will bless you abundantly and keep you in Christ. Amen.
