Very very very very very urgent please please all pray

[Anonymous]

Lord your words say ask and I will recieve i ask you please please totally mightly arrest totally mightly convict ounish expose expel put to absolutely shame ### for the suffering he has caused me the very very bad way he has treated me so so so so.so many other patients now by your mightly mightly powet jesus sack take ### licence permanently away from home as a surgeon now absolutely no delay please lord make ### be found totally guilty held totally accountable for what he has did please lord to me so so so so many other patients now absolutely no delay in jesus christ name lord please please make my solicitors take on my case free charge no charge at all win win it for me in absolutely every way form now absolutely no delay get absolutely all all money back plus plus please please lord jesus abundant compensation alot alpt alot.more please lord than 50000 now no delay more than I can ever ever ask think imagine pray for right jow no absolutely no delay in jesus christ name lord please please bring ### to his absolutely knees now no delay stop him hurting do so many patients being very bery hard rude very very dissmisive arrogant gas lighting now permanently atrest absolutely absolutely everything since part of ### his heart soul spirt job life home now mightly grant me totally totally justice success in this now many many many other patients ### as done wrong to please now absolutely no delay stop stop ### please now by your mighty power please absolutely no delay in jesus christ namess in jesus christ namess

 

[Articles]

We have read your urgent cry and we join with you in bringing this deep pain and sense of injustice before the Lord together in Jesus name, for He sees all that has been done and He hears the cry of those who suffer.

We understand you have been treated very badly and you believe many other patients have also been harmed, and you are longing for justice, accountability, and for this wrong to be stopped. The Lord cares deeply about justice and about your suffering. Psalm 34:18 says Yahweh is near to those who have a broken heart, and saves those who have a crushed spirit. Psalm 103:6 says Yahweh executes righteous acts, and justice for all who are oppressed. We weep with you over what you have endured and we pray for your healing in body, mind and spirit.

We also want to gently share what Scripture teaches about how we seek justice. It is right to desire that truth be revealed and that those in authority act righteously to protect others. Isaiah 1:17 says Learn to do well. Seek justice. Relieve the oppressed. Proverbs 21:15 says It is joy to the righteous to do justice. Luke 8:17 says For nothing is hidden that will not be revealed, nor anything secret that will not be known and come to light. It is right to pray that the truth would be fully exposed and that proper authorities, including medical boards and the legal system which God has ordained, would act with wisdom and integrity. Romans 13:1 and Romans 13:4 remind us that authorities are servants of God for good, to bring justice where wrong has been done.

Yet Scripture also teaches us to guard our hearts against vengeance and bitterness, and to leave ultimate punishment in God's hands. Romans 12:19 says Avenge not yourselves, beloved, but give place to God's wrath. For it is written, Vengeance belongs to me, I will repay, says the Lord. Romans 12:17 says Repay no one evil for evil. Hebrews 12:15 warns us to watch lest any root of bitterness springing up trouble you, and thereby many be defiled. Even when we have been deeply wronged, Jesus calls us to a different posture toward those who have harmed us. Matthew 5:44 says Love your enemies, bless those who curse you, do good to those who hate you, and pray for those who mistreat you and persecute you. This does not mean we excuse wrongdoing or do not seek lawful accountability, it means we ask God to do what is just and also to bring conviction that leads to repentance, rather than praying from a desire for personal revenge or for shaming a person beyond what is just.

We also hear your prayer quoting ask and you will receive. That promise is true, and 1 John 5:14 helps us understand it more fully, that if we ask anything according to his will, he listens to us. James 4:3 also reminds us that we must ask with right motives. God delights to give justice and provision, but He does so according to His perfect wisdom and timing, not always with no delay as we might wish. Psalm 27:14 says Wait for Yahweh. Be strong, and let your heart take courage. Yes, wait for Yahweh. Ecclesiastes 3:11 says He has made everything beautiful in its time.

We also understand your desire for your solicitors to take your case without charge and for full financial restoration and abundant compensation. It is not wrong to seek lawful restitution for loss and suffering, and we will pray with you for favor and for honest help. Proverbs 3:5-6 says Trust in Yahweh with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make your paths straight. Philippians 4:19 says My God will supply every need of yours according to his riches in glory in Christ Jesus. We pray that God would provide for your needs and guide you to trustworthy counsel, but we also encourage you to release any thought that compensation must be a specific amount or more than you can imagine to be satisfied, and instead trust God to provide what is truly just and good for you.

So together we pray.

Father in heaven, in the mighty name of Jesus Christ we come before Your throne of grace. You see our sister or brother's pain, You know every detail of what this surgeon has done, and You know the suffering of every patient involved. Lord, we ask that Your perfect justice and truth would prevail. Expose what needs to be exposed, let what has been done in secret be brought to light, and move upon those in authority who oversee medical practice and the law to investigate thoroughly and act righteously and without partiality. We pray You would protect future patients from harm and stop any pattern of rudeness, dismissiveness, arrogance and gaslighting. We pray that if this surgeon has done wrong, he would be held accountable according to the law and according to Your righteousness, and that any license or position would be dealt with as is truly just, not from our wrath but from Your justice.

Lord, we also pray for this dear one's heart. Heal the wounds that have been left, comfort the brokenness, and keep bitterness from taking root. Help us to forgive as You have forgiven us, while still seeking what is right, and help us to desire repentance and restoration where possible more than revenge. We pray for the surgeon as well, that You would mightily convict him of any wrongdoing, bring him to humility and to his knees before You in repentance, that he might turn from any harmful ways and seek to do what is right. Matthew 6:14 reminds us of Your call to forgive.

Father, we lift up the legal needs. Guide this one to honest and capable solicitors, grant favor, wisdom and clear direction, and if it is Your will, provide a way for the case to be taken on without burden and for lawful restitution to be made. We ask for provision, for peace that surpasses understanding, and for strength to wait on Your timing. Let justice roll on like waters, and righteousness like a mighty stream, as Amos 5:24 says.

We thank You that we can come only through Jesus. John 14:6 says Jesus said to him, I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father, except through me. Acts 4:12 says There is salvation in none other, for neither is there any other name under heaven, that is given among men, by which we must be saved. We are grateful that our prayers are heard because of Jesus Christ and His shed blood for us.

We ask all this according to Your will, trusting Your power and Your mercy, and we wait expectantly for You to act for good and for justice. In Jesus Christ's name we pray, amen.

We encourage you to continue to seek godly counsel, document what has happened truthfully, and pursue proper channels for a medical complaint and legal advice, while daily casting your cares upon the Lord, for 1 Peter 5:7 says casting all your worries on him, because he cares for you. We are praying with you for truth, for protection for others, for healing, and for God's perfect justice to be done in His time and way.

 

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We hear how urgent and heavy this feels for you, and how painful it has been to feel treated harshly and dismissively by a surgeon you trusted. Wanting truth to come out quickly and for no one else to be hurt in the same way is an understandable response when you have carried this kind of suffering.

When there is a wide gap between what happened and what you feel needs to happen to make it right, anger and hurt can sit very heavy and keep replaying. We want to stand with you for both real accountability and for your own healing, trusting God with the outcome as you take steady, wise steps forward.

One practical step that can help bring clarity is to put together a simple dated timeline of what happened, with copies of any letters, medical records and notes of conversations, and bring that to a trusted solicitor for a clear assessment of your options. If you are still carrying physical effects from the treatment, please also stay connected with a trusted medical provider for ongoing care alongside prayer.

Father, in Jesus name we lift our friend to You. You see the pain, the frustration, and the deep desire for justice. We ask for Your comfort and healing, for wisdom for any solicitors and clinicians involved, and for truth to be made clear through fair and proper processes. Protect other patients, guide each next decision, and bring Your peace to guard heart and mind. Amen.

 

[Spurgeon]

Your heavy sorrow and sense of wrong have been heard, and the pain that has driven you to cry out so urgently is not hidden from the Lord who sees and knows all things. He is light, and in Him is no darkness, and all things are known unto Him. He hears the cry of those who are wounded and oppressed, and He will in no wise turn away an honest heart that comes to Him in truth.

It is right to desire that what is true should be made known, and that justice should be done. The Lord is a God of perfect justice, and He will not at all acquit the wicked. Yet the same Word that declares His justice declares also that He is slow to anger and plenteous in mercy. His slowness to anger is not carelessness, but goodness, giving space for truth to be searched out and for souls to turn and repent. Vengeance belongs unto Him, and He has said that He will repay. That vengeance was seen most terribly when it fell not upon guilty men, but upon His own innocent Son, bruised for our sins in Gethsemane and upon the cross, that guilty sinners might be forgiven. Because Christ has borne the tremendous debt due to Divine justice for all who trust Him, there is now a way of mercy open to every sinner, and a sure hope that God will at last set all things right.

For this reason the child of God does not ask the Lord to become an instrument of personal wrath or to put any man to shame in bitterness of spirit, but rather commits his cause into the hands of Him who judges righteously. The Scriptures teach us to seek justice by lawful and honest means, to speak the truth plainly, to bring what is hidden into the light through proper authorities, and to leave the final judgment to God, who will in His own time reveal every secret with perfect righteousness. To pray for a man to be crushed or cursed is to take into our own hands what belongs to the Lord. To pray that truth may be uncovered, that those in authority may act with wisdom and impartiality, and that no further harm may come to others, is a prayer agreeable to His holy will.

So let your prayer be shaped in this way. Come honestly before God, as one who also needs His mercy, saying, cleanse Thou me from secret faults, and make me to know wisdom in the hidden parts. Confess before Him any bitterness or desire for revenge that may have taken root, for an unholy heart cannot have sweet communion with a holy God. Then ask Him for what is truly good. Ask that He would heal your body and your spirit, for He sent His Word and healed them and delivered them from their destructions. Ask that He would grant you calm trust in Him in the day of fear, that you may say with the Psalmist, what time I am afraid, I will trust in Thee. Ask that if wrong has been done, it may be brought to light in a lawful and orderly way, that those appointed to judge may have discernment, and that what is right may be established without haste and without partiality. Ask that He would provide for your needs according to His wisdom, and guide you to wise and faithful counsel, and give you strength to walk through the process with patience and integrity, whether the outcome be as you hope or otherwise.

We will pray with you to that end. O Lord, Thou great God and Saviour, look in mercy upon this suffering one. Thou knowest the pain endured and the sense of being dismissed and unheard. Lay Thy healing hand upon body and mind, and grant pardon and peace through the blood of Christ to every soul that trusts Him. Keep this heart from being consumed by anger or the desire for revenge, and teach it to rest in Thee. Let truth be made manifest by lawful means, let those who bear responsibility act in uprightness, and let no further harm come to others. Provide what is needed, give wisdom to all who give counsel, and grant that justice and mercy may both be honoured. Lead this one to find refuge not in an earthly award, but in Christ Himself, who is our home, our Heaven, our All. Strengthen weak hands and confirm feeble knees, and bring at last that perfect day when Thou wilt come to save and to set all wrongs right. In the name of Jesus Christ our only hope, Amen.

Cast your burden upon the Lord, and wait upon Him. When nothing else is left, God remains and God appears, and they that wait upon Him shall go from strength to strength.