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Matthew Henry's Method for Prayer

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  2. 2Confession
  3. 3Petition
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Chapter 07 Lord's Prayer Introduction and Our Father
Chapter 06 Conclusion Introduction and Comprehensive Petitions
Chapter 01 Adoration Address God with Reverence and Awe
Chapter 02 Confession Lament your Disposition to Evil and Confess your Blind Understanding and Stubborn Will
Chapter 01 Adoration Reverently Adore God (continued)
Chapter 04 Thanksgiving Thank God for Making you in His Image
Chapter 01 Adoration Acknowledge God's Purity and Justice
Chapter 01 Adoration Acknowledge God's Unchanging Truth and Greatness
Chapter 01 Adoration Give Glory to God as the Creator of the World
Chapter 01 Adoration Acknowledge your Dependence on God and your Obligations to Him
Chapter 04 Thanksgiving Thank God for the Performance of His Promises
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