Examples of using Who prayed in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Thanks to all who prayed for her.
Thank you God and thank you everyone who prayed.
I just want to say thank you to everyone who prayed for us while we were on tour in the great continent of Africa.
Thank You God and everyone who prayed.
A great thank you also to everyone who prayed for us from all over the world and supported us in such difficult moments.
He told of two men who prayed.
I am grateful to all who prayed for him; through their prayers and their mitzvoth, we received a miracle and our son's life was saved.
Thanks to everyone who prayed for him.".
I told a story of two men who prayed.
Faced with the US election results, our brothers and sisters in that nation, who prayed, spoke out and voted- hoping for a change in the White House- need our prayers of encouragement and support.
Jesus told the story of two men who prayed.
Jesus told a story about two men who prayed.
Who prays over us when we sleep?
There are many who pray this will happen.
Is there someone who prays with you?
Can someone who prays on a chair lead the prayer?
He who prays for rain must be prepared for the mud.
And who, pray tell, is this?
I want to be a pastor who prays.
Sir, can we really count on a scientist who prays?
Prayer does not change God, but it changes him who prays.".
It is the Holy Spirit who prays with us and for us.
Not a fan-of yet another male action hero with a long-suffering wife who prays he makes it through his next mission.
Some Christian women expect to marry a spiritual giant who prays four hours a day.
And thus does prayer function as the most potent agency of religion in the conservationof the highest values and ideals of those who pray.
Tell me you're not just some guy with a Buddha statue who prays to get laid on Friday night.
I request of You all my prayers this week are that everyone who prays to You this week- answer her.
The gemara gives two different reasons for refraining from praying out loud-in order not to interfere with others[1] and because one who prays out loud is"of the small in faith.".
Therefore, if a person who prays in a minyan, connects to the congregation, identifies with its grief and pleads for its well-being, and wants to add personal prayers from his heart, it is indeed praiseworthy, since all of his personal prayers are connected to the collective whole.