Study Of The Word Prayer This study took place between the fall of 1999 and Passover 1999.

It covers 118 scriptures. The scriptures will be given and the thought/meaning from the scriptures. Notes on the thought/meaning will also be given. I hope you enjoy the study. Scriptures Thought/meaning 1 Samuel 7:5-6 Prayer and confession 1 Samuel 12:23 Stop praying, start sinning Note: If one stops praying to God then they will start sinning. However, God says people can pray to him in vain, which means praying and sinning anyway. 1 Kings 8:26-30 Prayer of forgiveness 1 Kings 13:1-6 Praying=healing 2 Chronicles 7:14 Humility=prayer=seeking God=forgiveness=healing the land Ezra 6:10 Bowing for the king Job 21:15 Impinge upon God Job 33:26 Interceding prayer Psalm 55:16-17 To ponder out loud Psalm 122:6 Seeking peace Note: The point of this verse is that only when Y'Shua (Jesus) returns will there be peace in Jerusalem. Isaiah 45:18-20 Prayers that save Jeremiah 29:11-13 Worship with the Heart Matthew 5:44 Pray for haters Matthew 6:5 Prayer of staunch of meeting Note: The word staunch means firm and loyal. But they were only showing off to be honored by men. Matthew 6:7 Purposeless stuttering Note: To God pray isn't necessarily the quantity as it is the quality. Matthew 24:20 Pray to escape the tempest Note: The word tempest implies a storm of wind, but of rain also. In the winter time in Israel its rains. Matthew 26:41 Vigilance Matthew 26:53 Invoking angels Mark 11:24 Earnestly pray to God John 14:16 By request of Y'Shua HaMashiach (Jesus Christ) Acts 8:22 Bind oneself to God Note: Peter said this to Simon because as Acts 8:9-11 show Simon was into sorcery. Simon didn't repent thus became Simon the Sorcerer. Acts 8:26-27 To confer in favor of Note: God was calling the Eunuch to greater understanding. 2 Corinthians 5:17-20 ...be ye reconciled to God.... Philippians 1:9 Prayer for a Love-Feast Note: The word love here is agape, which translates to a love-feast. A love-feast is about a greater and deeper love for fellow Believers, as well when applicable for those in the world. Colossians 1:9 Do not stop praying 2 Thessalonians 1:11 Prayer to be deemed fit

Note: The word worthy in the Greek means to deem fit. That is deemed fit to do God's work. 2 Timothy 4:16 Prayer for no inventory Note: Paul prayed to God that he didn't hold it against those that didn't stand or support Paul. In effect, not taking an inventory for this failing. James 5:13 Prayer in hardship James 5:14 Prayer in feebleness James 5:16 Hot, efficient prayer 1 John 5:16 No desire for the deadly Note: The sin unto death is the unpardonable sin. It is called unpardonable because those that commit it don't want forgiveness. So it is useless praying for someone in this status with God. Numbers 11:1-3 Prayer for the complainers 1 Samuel 8:1-7 Prayer to hearken 2 Kings 6:17-18 The blind see, the seeing are blinded. 2 Chronicles 33:11-13 On the knees, bowing down Jonah 2:1-9 Prayer in tribulation Daniel 6:10 ...for it is written: thou shalt worship YHWH (the LORD) thy God, and him only shalt thou serve. Matthew 26:38-44 Three times HE prayed to God Note: Although Y'Shua was God with us, doesn't mean his crucifixion was going to be a cake walk. Mark 1:35 ...for the place where you stand is holy ground. Luke 18:9-14 Prayer of the exalted, prayer of the humbled Luke 22:31-32 Y'Shua HaMashiach binds us to God Luke 22:44 Struggles lead to intense prayer Acts 4:31 Shake, rattle, and roll. Acts 10:1-2 Gentiles bound to God Acts 28:8 Praying=making whole Note: The Greek words bloody flux mean bloody dysentery. James 5:16 Confess faults=prayer=healing 1 Kings 8:38-39 Prayer reveals the heart Nehemiah 4:7-9 Ask God to judge Psalm 72:15 Perpetual prayer to God Psalm 102:17 Prayer of the naked Note: The Hebrew word for destitute means naked, that is not having a lot of materialistic things. Proverbs 15:8 Upright prayer=God's acceptance Proverbs 15:29 Upright prayer=God's closeness Proverbs 28:9 No Law (Torah)=disgusting prayer Note: Those that refuse to hear the Torah God considers their prayers an abomination, or something disgusting. Isaiah 26:16 A narrow whisper Lamentations 3:44 God under the weather

Daniel 9:3 ...with fasting, and sackcloth, and ashes.... Daniel 9:13 Make our wound known Acts 12:5 To release the captives Acts 16:13 The pattern of prayer Ephesians 6:18 The tool of prayer Philippians 4:6 Prayer eliminates distraction Note: With so many things to distract today prayer is one way to stay patience for God's time to answer. James 5:15 Vow of belief 1 Peter 4:7 Sound minded prayer Note: The word sober from the Greek means to be of sound mind. Matthew 21:22 Prayer of trust Romans 12:12 Constant, diligent prayer Job 16:17 Innocent prayer Psalm 17:1 Prayer with no fraud Psalm 5:3 Arranging prayer in the morning Psalm 6:9 Acceptable prayer Psalm 35:13-14 Humbling oneself for enemies Psalm 42:8 Creator of life Psalm 55:1 Prayer of pondering and unveiling Psalm 64:1 Guarding from being alarmed Psalm 66:18-19 Live with iniquity, live without God Psalm 66:20 Prayers not turned off Psalm 69:13 Desired season of prayer Psalm 88:2 Audience in God's face Psalm 88:13 Prayer to hasten God Psalm 141:2 Send prayer before God Psalm 141:5 Prayer in evil times Lamentations 3:8 A goose egg Note: The message behind this is that a shut out means no score, nothing. So God shuts out the prayers. Lamentations is about Jerusalem falling for the House of Judah's sins (Lamentations 3:5). Jonah 2:7 Approach the Holy of Hollies Isaiah 1:15 Veiled eyes to perverted prayers Matthew 23:14 ...alms before men, to be seen of them.... Luke 2:37 Homage through prayers Acts 2:42 Constantly, diligent prayers Note: Something else to notice about this is that the word doctrine here from the Greek means didache, which translates to instruction. Since the New Testament, including the book of Acts, wasn't written at the time this in Acts took place, the instruction was the Old Testament, specifically the Torah. And what does the word Torah mean? Instruction! Acts 10:4 Ascend and remind God Note: The word memorial from the Greek means a reminder. 2 Timothy 1:3 Being Elect for each other Romans 15:30 Partners in prayer Note: The word strive from the Greek means to be a partner with, or an assistant in struggles.

Colossians 4:12 Compete without ceasing 1 Timothy 5:5 True widowtrue Elect Hebrews 5:7 Behold my servant, whom I uphold, mine elect.... 1 Peter 3:7 Togetherness=prayers continue 1 Peter 3:12 God opens up to the righteous Revelation 5:8 Pure, blameless prayers Revelation 8:3 Fragrant prayers Revelation 8:4 Fragrant prayers up to God Matthew 6:5-6 Private prayers Note: These prayers are so true when praying for others. 1 Samuel 1:12 To increase praying 1 Kings 8:28 Attention to prayer 2 Chronicles 7:1 Prayer as sacrifice Isaiah 44:17 Snatched away by gods Note: Israel was worshiping idols and calling the idols God. Daniel 9:20 Communing and praying Mark 11:25 Ask God to remit Luke 1:10 Multitudes sending fragrances to God Luke 3:21 Sky opens to God Luke 11:1 Learn what to pray Note: Verses 1-13 show what to pray about and what to consider in prayers. These verses are not for repeating over and over again, as if that is how to pray. Acts 9:11 A repented heart Acts 11:5 Amazing grace to the Gentiles Acts 12:12 Multitudes leading together 1 Corinthians 11:4 False image of Jesus Christ 1 Corinthians 11:5 False image of women 2 Corinthians 8:1-4 Invoking each other Ephesians 6:18 Praying of the Elect Colossians 1:3 Praying for the Elect Colossians 4:3 Gate of reasoning Note: The words door and utterance from the Greek translate to gate and reasoning. Thus a gate of reasoning. 1 Thessalonians 3:9-10 Super-abundantly Note: The word exceedingly in verse 10 from the Greek means superabundant. Jude:20 Sacred state of mind