The difference between Prayer and Supplication

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Be anxious for nothing, Oh good reminder, But in everything,

by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving, that your request we

make known to God and the peace of God, who

supposes all understanding. Will God your hearts and minds true

Christ Jesus. Let me tell you the difference between prayer

and supplication, because maybe somebodys when you look at this versa,

you go like, I wonder, what's talking about. Well, prayer

in the Greek or let's go Greek now is prosuke? Prosueke?

All right? Is spelled up there right, prosuke? And supplication

is diesis diesis okay? Prosuke means a general kind of

prayer where you worship the Lord and praise him and

you declare his glory, and you make sure that before

you pray, you know who it is you're praying to.

So in your worship and praise and thanksgiving, you remember

that this God is sovereign, that he is King of King's,

Lord of lords, and nothing is impossible for him. That's

why worship is very important before you pray, because you

need to see God as he is. Remember Hebrews eleven,

verse six. Without faith, it is impossible to please God.

But he who comes to God must believe that He is,

and He is the rewarder of those who diligiently seek him.

He is a rewarder. So before you pray, you gotta

know who he is. And so prosuke everything. By prosuke

means start with praise, start with worship, start with glorifying God,

and then makes application. And what DSIs means is pacific supplication.

So you praise God first, worship him. You know, make

sure that you are found in the spirit, because by

worship and pray in tongues magnifying God, you are now

in the realm of the Spirit. And only in the

realm of the Spirit. You will pray Spirit lead press,

because if you're not in the spirit, you've been a

flesh and you will pray flesh lead press. You should

be filled with fear and anxiety and worry. Everybody. Okay,

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