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Our Daily Bread - Monday, November 30, 2015
by RBC Ministries

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ATTENDING TO OUR WORDS

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. Later, he praised the Lord for His help, saying, "Certainly God has heard me He has attended to the voice of my prayer"(v.19).
When we pray, the Lord hears our words and knows our hearts. Truly we can say with the psalmist, "Blessed be God who has not turned away my prayer, nor His mercy from me!"(v.20). Our prayers become the avenue to a deeper relationship with Him. At all times, even in our hours of deepest need, He attends to our words - David McCasland
My Saviour hears me when I pray,
Upon His Word I calmly rest:
In His own time, in His own way,

I know He'll give me what is best. - Hewitt

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