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This document provides recommendations and resources for persevering in prayer, including reading scripture and books about prayer, making a prayer list, keeping a prayer journal, going on prayer walks, and praying with others. It emphasizes the importance of not losing heart in prayer and quotes sources encouraging Christians to make prayer their priority as it is the business of tailors to make clothes. The objectives are to offer recommendations for getting to prayer and provide biblical reasons for persevering in prayer.
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