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Yes. If you are referring to...PSALMS 34:18 The LORD is nigh unto them that are of a broken heart; and saveth such as be of a contrite spirit. Yes. Contrite is as to be broke, or disappointed. I believe Job was of such in his trials. Jesus is attentive and aware of the way we feel and the is no shame in it, HEBREWS 4:15 For we have not an high priest which cannot be touched with the feeling of our infirmities; but was in all points tempted like as we are, yet without sin. When we feel a purpose was defeated God's purpose is not. ROMANS 8: 28 And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to [his] purpose. So as Job trusted Him so do we. JOB 13:15 Sincerely Richard Wright 1958
What else can I help you with?
Is it right to kneel or stand for the intersessions?
lt depends upon the tradition of the church. Nothing in scripture says that it is 'wrong' to kneel for prayer, stand for prayer or sit for prayer. What is important is that you come to prayer in the right frame of mind. When I was brought up, in the church I attended the tradition was that we knelt for prayer. In my own church we sit for prayer, as most find this posture more comfortable so that one can concentrate on the prayer and not on ones creaky joints! When we spent some time in Norway in 2006, we wennt to a church where they sat for the hymns and always stood for the prayers. Traditionally during confessional prayers one knelt as this posture was accepted as more contrite -- but again, one can still kneel in a contrite position and not be partiularly contrite in one's heart. So it is the attitude to prayer that is important - not whether you sit, stand or kneel. If your church prefers one to the other then join in with the tradition. Otherwise do whatever you feel most comfortable.
What is a sentence with the word contrite?
If you are contrite, you are very sorry because you have done something wrong. He looked so contrite, for a minute she believed him.
What is a sentence using the word contrite?
As the defendant was sentenced, he appeared remorseful and contrite. After realizing he had done wrong, the convict was contrite and overcome with grief. The man was contrite after he accidentally spoiled the surprise party for his friend.
Can you write a sentence using the word contrite?
The contrite sinner knelt before the altar. The contrite boy humbly apologized for breaking the window.
Sentence with contrite?
Feeling ashamed and contrite, I apologised for treating him so rudely.
What is the part of speech for contrite?
The word "contrite" is an adjective. It is used to describe a feeling of deep remorse or guilt.
How would you use the word contrite in a scentance?
The word contrite means to feel remorse or guilt. Following is an example of the word in a sentence. After she said some things in anger, she was contrite and went to apologize.
What are some synonyms one can use to replace the word 'contrite'?
The word 'contrite' means being filled with a sense of guilt and remorse. Other words to use instead of 'contrite' include rueful, remorseful, sorry and repentant.
Sentence for penance?
James was contrite, promising to "not smoke cigarettes" so he would improve his health. The company was very contrite when they found out I lost my mother. Contrite means feelings of sorrow or regret.
How does a contrite person feel?
The term "contrite" can be quite meaningful in contemporary English, as it means "feeling sorry" or "being repentant. " Thus, a "contrite person" is one who is feeling sorry or being repentant for something done wrong.
How do you use contrition in a sentence?
Contrition refers to an act or attitude of penance, or feeling sorry for one's bad actions. An example of contrition in a sentence might be, "Mary performed 40 hours of community service every week as an act of contrition for her reformed litterbug ways."
How do you feel when you see someone with their hands lifted in prayer?
Seeing someone with their hands lifted in prayer can evoke a range of emotions, such as respect, curiosity, or even a sense of connection to something greater than oneself.
