Basic bible study

Prayer is a slender nerve that moves the arm of God. It begins and ends in God, we only close the circuit.

1. What must we do before it is possible to receive an answer to prayer? Luke 11:9, James 4:2

2. What conditions must accompany our requests in order to receive answers? Hebrews 11:6; Matthew 21:22

3. In whose name should we come before God in prayer? John 14:14, 16:24

4. As we pray, how do we know Christ understands our weaknesses? Hebrews 4:14,15

5. If we have trouble in praying, to whom should we go for instruction? James 1:5; Luke 11:1

6. When is the Lord open to our prayers and when is He against them? I Peter 3:12

7. What is necessary to cleanse us from all our sins and unrighteousness? I John 1:9; 2:1,2

8. Why did God accept the prayer of the Publican rather than the prayer of the Pharisee? Luke 18:11-14

9. Not only do we pray to God to confess our sins, but prayer will help keep us from sin. Why should we watch and pray? Matthew 26:41: Luke22:46

10. What did Christ do before eating? Matthew 14:19

11. Is it your custom to thank God for your food before eating? See Acts 27:35

12. For whom is it our special privilege to pray? Colossians 4:12; Ephesians 6:18

13. What lesson is the Lord trying to teach us in the parables of prayer in Luke 11:5-8; 18:3-5?

14. What did Jesus pray when He was faced with the greatest of all decisions? Luke 22:42

15. Where and how did Jesus spend the morning hours? Mark 1:35

16. In your opinion what time of day should we spend with God in prayer?

17. How often should we pray? I Thessalonians 5:17

“Nothing lies beyond the reach of prayer except that which lies outside the will of God”

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