It all depends on the Lord, even acceptance of our prayers. We need to have burden from the Lord and He also has to be Source of all words and sentenses in our prayer. Lord Jesus Himself has to be "embodied" in our prayer. Jam 5:17 - Elijah was a man of like feeling with us, and he earnestly prayed that it would not rain; and it did not rain on the earth for three years and six months Jam 5:17 foot.1 earnestly Lit., prayed in prayer. This indicates that a prayer from the Lord was given to Elijah, in which he prayed. He did not pray in his feeling, thought, intention, or mood, or in any kind of motivation, arising from circumstances or situations, to fulfill his own purpose. He prayed in the prayer given to him by the Lord for the accomplishing of His will Lord give us such a prayer. Ezk 1:16 - The aappearance of the wheels and their workmanship were like the sight of beryl. And the four of them had one likeness; that is, their appearance and their workmanship were as it were a wheel within a wheel Ezk 1:16 foot.3 A wheel within a wheel indicates that in the move of the living creatures there is the move of the Lord, i.e., that the Lord moves in their moving (cf. James 5:17 and note). The inner wheel, the Lord as the hub, is the source of power for the moving of the outer wheel, the church as the rim. Col 1:17 - And He is before all things, and all things cohere in Him; Col 1:17 foot.2 cohere cf. Heb. 1:3 Or, subsist together in Him. To cohere in Christ is to exist together by Christ as the holding center, just as the spokes of a wheel are held together by the hub at their center. Heb 1:3 - Who, being the effulgence of His glory and the aimpress of His substance and upholding and bearing all things by the word of His power, having made purification of sins, sat down on the right hand of the Majesty on high;
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