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Sometimes life feels so hard and strenuous that one single hour more is too much to bear.
I’ve recently begun praying for the Parousia, for Him to come again, this very day, and bring an end to all of our struggles.
When I think this way, I am reminded of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemene and his admonition to the sleeping apostles: “Could you not watch one hour with me?” If that is His request, then I will try to grant it: I can struggle through depression and heartache for one hour more, waiting for His glorious return.
Can anyone recommend any favorite prayers for the Parousia that they use, or may have found, that are especially meaningful to them?
This has become one of my most peaceful prayer times, contemplating His Return. I often simply pray one of the final lines of Revelation: “Come, Lord Jesus.”
Many blessings to all,
and thanks for reading
I’ve recently begun praying for the Parousia, for Him to come again, this very day, and bring an end to all of our struggles.
When I think this way, I am reminded of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemene and his admonition to the sleeping apostles: “Could you not watch one hour with me?” If that is His request, then I will try to grant it: I can struggle through depression and heartache for one hour more, waiting for His glorious return.
Can anyone recommend any favorite prayers for the Parousia that they use, or may have found, that are especially meaningful to them?
This has become one of my most peaceful prayer times, contemplating His Return. I often simply pray one of the final lines of Revelation: “Come, Lord Jesus.”
Many blessings to all,
and thanks for reading
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