he listens to it but has you wait til it comes true.
In heaven interceeding our prayers to God
Revelation 8:3 - 4.Additionally:Not "every" prayer... but, the "prayers of the saints."The saints are those who: "...keep the Commandments of God, and the faith of Jesus." (Rev.14:12)Additional Comment:The Throne of God is in the highest heaven (3rd Heaven) and is where God hears our prayers. There are many verses of the prayers of Israel being heard. The prayers of the righteous (holy people; saints) are heard by God:Revelation 8:4New Living Translation (NLT) 4 The smoke of the incense, mixed with the prayers of God's holy people, ascended up to God from the altar where the angel had poured them out.
That decision is made only by God, who looks at each person's entire life, not just when they are dying. Generally, if someone is an Orthodox Christian who believes in God and does good works, then this is what is required to be accepted by God into heaven. But because we want to help others get to heaven, we remember them in our prayers for the departed souls, and God hears our prayers. "The memory of the righteous is blessed" (Proverbs 10:17).
you cant find none because the only way you can go to heaven is if god lets you go to heaven
God doesn't stop the heaven just to hear one prayer. God listens to hear multiple prayers everyday
The best way to find the answers to your questions concerning the Creator of the Universe, is to take the needed time to read his letter the Bible. It is the way that God has chosen to communicate with the human race. 2 Timothy 3: 16.17 reads: "All Scripture is inspired of God and beneficial for teaching, for reproving, for setting things straight, for disciplining in righteousness, so that the man/woman of God may be fully competent, completely equipped for every good work." Which means that the Bible provides knowledge that can equip or enable us to do all that is good. It can help us to look at things from God's point of view. We are all aware that God's knowledge and wisdom are far above anyone else's or any human's institution. Isaiah 55: 8,9 confirms that God's thoughts and ways are higher than anyone's thoughts and ways. The Book of Proverbs 3: 5 reads. " Trust in Jehovah God with all your heart, And do not rely on your own understanding. Psalm 146: 3 warns us to not put our trust in humans, because they cannot bring salvation. That being said, you may ask, how can I understand what is written in the Bible without help, because the Bible is a difficult Book to read. Well ! the next time someone knock on your door, with the intention to share a thought from the Bible, feel free to ask any of your questions, they will be happy to show you the answer from your Bible. So to answer your question, which is: What are some good questions to ask (your church) God? All humans want to konw about their past, present and future. Psalm 37: 29 talks about our future and tells us that: the righteous will possess the earth, and they will live forever on it. 2 Peter 3: 13 reassures us that we are awaiting new heavens (a new government ) and a new earth ( a new society of humans ) according to God's promise, and in these righteousness is to dwell. 2 Peter 3: 14 encourages us to do our utmost to be found by God, spotless and unblemished and in peace. The new government of God is called the Kingdom of God , that will undo all the harm that millenniums of human rule have done. It will provide prefect health, peace and security and a clean environment. Here are a few scriptures to ponder over: Isaian 33: 24; Revelation 21: 4; Isaiah 55: 13: Micah 4: 4. John 17: 3 shows the importance of becoming familiar with God's requirements.
they are "series of prayers to god"
According to some beliefs, prayers that are "bottled up" in heaven are heard and answered by a higher power. It is believed that these prayers are not forgotten and are eventually addressed in some way.
Once a person is dead, they are beyond the help of human prayers, and it's up to God to decide their fate; heaven or hell. When a person is alive, humans prayers on their behalf might help them, but, once they are dead, Luther felt they were beyond the help of human prayers and it was entirely up to God to decide their ultimate fate.
No. ANSWER: God has no reason to answer an unbelievers prayer UNLESS it is a prayer for salvation. After salvation God will answer your prayers. You do not have to be baptized to have your prayers answered. Your prayers are addressed to God in Jesus' name. If you do not belong to God through Jesus Christ God will not hear you.
The 5 prayers were ordained in the Night journey to Heaven in 621 AD when Prophet Mohammad (SAW) was taken to Heaven to see The Almighty God, and on his return he was given 50 daily prayers for the people. On the way back the Prophet met Prophet Moses (PUH) who said that it will be too much for the people and requested Prophet Mohammad to go back and ask for reduction in the number of prayers. After a few repeated visits it was reduced to 5 prayers per day
May the soul of the deceased be blessed by God. May he be given best place in heaven. Muslims believe in soul, God, afterlife and heaven same way as Christians. The only major differences are on who the last prophet was, by which name to call God, and God being the father vs God sans reproductive connections