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- 1. A PRAYER
- 2. God answers a sincere prayer
- 3. How many times do you pray every day?
- 4. Is it during your church worship?
- 5. Or during your bedtime sleep?
- 6. Or during your mealtime?
- 7. Whatever your prayer is, make it a sincere prayer. •Let us see the example of Elija’s sincere prayer
- 9. Elijah’s Sincere Prayer “Answer Me, O Lord, Answer Me. Let These People Know That You Are The Livig GOD” 1 Kings 18: 37 여호와여 내게 응답하옵소서 내게 응답하옵소서 이 백성으로 주 여호와는 하나님이신 것과 주는 저희의 마음으로 돌이키게 하시는 것을 알게 하옵소서 하매 열왕기상 18:37