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When you pray, do not heap up empty phrases. - Matthew 6:7
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When you pray, do not heap up empty phrases. - Matthew 6:7

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  • "Father God, we just, Father God, we pray Father God, Lord, amen." That’s not necessarily what this verse is talking about, but still, we can pray with confidence.
  • It’s not from so many words that God hears us. It’s more often about us hearing our prayers than God hearing them. He already knows our hearts.

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