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			<description><![CDATA[ Yes Waterrock; prayer is a very interesting subject. Myself, I do use the &quot;Lord's Prayer as a mainstay, thinking on his words, &quot;Do not pray thinking to be heard for your much speaking but rather pray &quot;Our Father...&quot; and etc. For your Father in heaven knows of what you have need already. But I do ocassionally make a point of intercession for others in distress as the ocassion presents itself, which I think is fit. <br><br>I believe that if ones name is written in the Lords... ]]></description>

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