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What people pray about?


             Have you ever wonder what people around you pray about in the morning after waking up,at church, at work, in school and evening on the street . when you get closer , you find out that all we pray about are just for three people ME, MYSELF and I, such that we just think of ourselves alone even to the point of prayers. what can we call that?. when we read the bible, through the story of JESUS, we discover that all he did was not for himself but for Everyone even the generation yet to be born. while he was on the cross dying, he still prayed for even the people persecuting him saying "Father, forgive them.....".
          Please lets us all learn to pray for everyone, because by doing that, you are saving a life, a generation, a nation and you are becoming a good follower of  Jesus Christ.


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