You and we cannot, but Jesus can remind us when we walk with hm.
The Burnt Offering in the Old Testament is related to the idea of presenting ourselves as living sacrifices to God. Just as the burnt offering was completely consumed on the altar, this offering symbolizes complete dedication and surrender of oneself to God.
There are no cons to praying. God wants you to talk to him all the time. Pray everday and about everything.
The Lord be with you
To remind them that God Is Always Above them.
God isn't real
First let us remind ourselves just what a covenant is. It is an agreement between God and his people in which God makes certain promises and requires certain behaviour from them in return. Covenants made with God are, if fulfilled, promise certain blessings to the individual such as Eternal life, meaning spending the eternities with God in His kingdom. As one makes many covenants with Deity we are obliged to honor them to the best of our ability. God knows that we are not perfect, but in our imperfections there are certain obligations which we must keep no matter the circumstance we find ourselves in. The individual must realize that to break a covenant can have serious consequences. God will not me mocked.
It is meant to remind us that God is present.
1) Mentioning his promises is in itself a form of prayer. In effect, we're thereby requesting their fulfillment.2) God doesn't forget or lose sight of what he's said, but we do. By repeating God's promises, we're also stressing to ourselves that they can be fulfilled only by God. He sees that we're reminding ourselves and thinking of him, and that provides the merit for their fulfillment.
Pain to other people, ourselves, and God. Also separation from God.
To remind us that God is present.
The God of the living is my God today and forever-and-ever. He is truly living. Hope i understood your question. :-)
To remind them and their posterity of his faithfulness