PRAYERS OF
THE BIBLE
Prayers of the Bible
Two Weeks Reading Plan 33
How do you pray? Here are 14 days of scripture to lead you in your time with God.
Do you know how many prayers are mentioned in the Bible (and how many were answered)? Here's the answer to that question and other things you should know about the prayer in the Bible.
1. There are 650 prayers listed in the Bible. (Here is the entire list and where they can be found.)
2. There are approximately 450 recorded answers to prayer in the Bible.
3. The first time prayer is mentioned in the Bible is Genesis 4:26
4. Paul mentions prayer 41 times (prayer, prayer requests, exhortations to pray).
5. In Jesus model for how his disciples and you should pray in Matthew 6: 9 - 13) here.
6. The Bible lists many types of prayer: the prayer of faith, a prayer of agreement or corporate prayer,the prayer of request (petition or supplication), and the prayer of intercession and much more.
7. The word "Amen" means "let it be," "verily," "truly."
Prayers Of The Bible
Day Book Chapter Chapter Title
Day 1 Genesis 18 Abraham’s plea for Sodom.
Day 2 Exodus 15 Moses’ song to the Lord.
Day 3 Exodus 33 Moses meets with God.
Day 4 2 Samuel 7 David’s response to God’s promises.
Day 5. 1 Kings 8 Solomon’s dedication of the temple.
Day 6 2 Chronicles 20 Jehoshaphat prays for victory.
Day 7 Ezra 9 Ezra’s prayer for the people’s sins.
Day 8 Psalm 22 A cry to God for help.
Day 9 Psalm 104 A prayer of praise.
Day 10 Daniel 9 Daniel’s prayer for the salvation of Jerusalem.
Day 11 Habakkuk 3 A prophet’s prayer of acceptance.
Day 12 Matthew 6 The Lord’s prayer.
Day 13 John 17 Jesus’ prayer for his disciples.
Day 14 Colossians 1 Paul’s prayer of thanksgiving.
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Tips on Reading the Bible Daily
1. Start reading the Bible today -- there is no better time, and there's no reason to wait. Set aside a specific time each day. Set your schedule and then stick to it. Mornings are great, but feel free to use any time that works consistently for you.
2. Read the Bible for the sake of learning, not simply to accomplish your next reading. Say a short prayer to God before you begin, asking the Holy Spirit to give you wisdom and understanding, then be refreshed by the words you read!
3. Highlight verses, take notes and bookmark your Bible!
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