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Prayers of Denial – The Second Type of Prayer

The Prayer of Denial is little known or understood.

The word “deny” means “to dissolve, to erase or be free from, to refuse to accept as true or right that which is reported to be true.”

Prayers of denial are for the latter purpose – to refuse to accept as necessary, true, lasting or right anything which is not satisfying or good.

Prayers of denial are your “no” prayers. They help you reject things as they are and to dissolve your negative thoughts about them.

They help you make way for something better. Prayers of denial help you to erase, to be free from less than the best in your life. Prayers of denial are expressed in those attitudes that think “I will not put up with or tolerate this experience as necessary, lasting or right. I refuse to accept things as they are. I am God’s child and i will accept nothing but His complete goodness for me.”

So many people live an existence of fear, compromise, and dissatisfaction, when they might be enjoying a life of gigantic good, if they only knew how to say “no” to the less-than-best in their experiences.

It is good to follow up thoughts of what you don’t want with what you do want; after claiming “No, I will not accept this,” you should add, “Yes, I will accept xyz” (fill in xyz with what it is you wish).

To any situation that is dissatisfying, you can deny it by declaring to a loving Father “Take away all iniquity.” Then follow it up with the affirmation “I will accept only that which is good.”

More on the power of prayers of denial later….

Terrie

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What does prayer do?

Prayer heals

Once a man was so desperate because there was no medical diagnosis or help for his son’s cough that he took his son into the den, sat in a chair, and offered a short, simple general prayer of thanks that his son was healed of the cough and infection.  Remember what Jesus prayed before Lazarus came back to life “Father, I thank thee that thou hearest me always.” (John 11:41, 42). This man’s child recovered completely.

Prayer Dissolves Bitterness.

One woman prayed to meet the right man to marry and it succeeded.

An out of work musician prayed a general prayer that God’s will be done in that situation. Lo and Behold his agent called and told him (and his group) that he had located a job for them in Texas.

A woman prayed for protection while she was in a house right in the middle of a forest fire where fire raged all around her property. She prayed “Father, it is up to you to save me and the house and property. There’s nothing I can do.” She then released the matter and went to bed for the night.  The next morning she awoke to find a few stumps still smoldering around her house. When she looked more she realized the fire had burned right up to the property line and had stopped. Later in the day a forest ranger came to her and said that there was only one explanation – “it must have been a miracle”.

Prayer is dynamic

If you feel that perhaps your prayer experience has not been satisfying or powerful and that nothing much happened as a result of your prayers, perhaps it’s because you would like to develop more specific types of prayer than general prayer.

Hold on to that thought until tomorrow…

Terrie