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Apr 6, 2016 37 min

Prayer Works (Daniel 9:9-19)

from Return to the Word Bible Study Hosted by Pastor Mark Fontecchio

The tribes of Israel stood guilty before their God. Daniel knew from the Law of Moses that God had kept His Word. Daniel didn’t blame God. Instead, he prayerfully confessed the righteousness of God. Daniel considered it more important for God to uphold His Word than it was for God’s people to escape the consequences of their sin. The Hebrew people had spurned the grace and mercy of God. Remarkably, it was that same mercy and grace that Daniel appealed to on behalf of his people. Prayer works when it gives us a greater sense of the majesty and glory of God. Prayer works when it arouses in us an awesome sense of the forgiving grace of God. Prayer works when it helps us to be thankful for the gift of life. Prayer works when it leads us to pray for others. These are some of the lessons that are unpacked in this episode of Return to the Word. Come grow in your faith and knowledge of the book of Daniel with Bible Teacher Mark Fontecchio. Teaching God's Word and advancing the message of His amazing grace one verse at a time. Support this Podcast and Ministry: https://www.ReturntotheWord.com/Donate

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