@alicia1954
Who Are You Praying For? I know many of us knows how to pray and believe in prayer. The very essence of prayer is, communication with God our Creator. Though we do not see God with our physical eyes, yet our eyes of faith see Him as the True and Living God being taught in the Bible. We believe God hears prayers and answers prayer. And this is the very reason why we pray. In praying to God we pray for our loved . And may I asked is it the living loved whom you are praying for or your dead loved ones? Who do you think really needs our prayers today. Our loved ones here on earth or our Departed loved ones who are now in eternity? We have our own beliefs and opinions. And I appreciate your reply according to your own personal insights with regards to this topic. Sharing your insights and personal opinions somehow will be an eye opener for each one of us to weigh out things which really matters to us in this life , and find out truths we ought to know about our life here and the life hereafter. We need not to debate but just to express ourselves. We have our own freedom what to believe in and the freedom to choose to decide which we should accept as truth to hold on to. Whichever you stand for in this regard may the true peace of God be laid in your hearts in what you choose to believe in . Good morning everyone. Have a safe and peaceful celebration of All Saints Day.
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Both needs our prayers. Specially for the safety of our loveones here on earth. Dahil sa mga.ibat-ibang di kanais-nais na nangyayari sa ating lipunan.
Praying for my dad who died 4 years ago
Both need our prayers.
Personally and even as a family, we pray to the one true God, who created heaven and earth, and who hears prayers. We include our loved ones in prayer. We also specifically mention them and others who need God's grace. Our departed loved ones, because they know nothing, since they are still sleeping in death, we no longer mention them in our prayers. God knows who He will raise. Good evening, madam!