Brexit
Jehovah
Jireh Lord our Provider we pray for
- · A definite separation from the Single market,
- · Continued opening up of the world trade organisation
- · Stronger links with China, Japan and the Commonwealth countries.
EL GIBBOR Almighty God (Gen. 17:1) we pray
that
You will
give us the courage to demand that we are our own bosses under Your authority
and not part of the Customs Union
We decree
and declare that Jesus is Lord over Immigration
with serious border control
EL SHADDAI Nurturing Almighty God we ask that payments to the EU
will stop and that You would protect those countries that are weakest in the EU
Y@HOVAH TSIDKENU LORD our Righteousness (Jer. 23:6) we pray for return to our “pre
common market” legal stance with our courts free to impose justice without a
second opinion from the EU.
MELEK HaGOYIM King of the Nations (1 Tim. 6:15) we ask
that You will return us to our “pre common market” Sovereignty with power to make
decisions concerning our own country..
MELEK KaMELECH King of Kings (1
Tim. 6:15) we pray
for a No Deal exit leaving the EU on our own terms.
We ask
You Spirit of Truth (John 15:26) to
direct and guide the Party Conferences starting shortly
We decree
and declare that Your perfect will be established for Britain and we praise and
thank You Father God for answering our prayers. Amen
100 days of Prayer
Day 38
Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to
you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be
troubled, and do not let them be afraid. John 14:27 (NRSV)
FINDING PEACE
Following
the loss of a serviceman in World War I, it was the custom to send a letter of
condolence, written by the soldier’s commanding officer. An elderly church
member once showed me the note received on the death of her uncle. It testified
to his bravery and related that he had ‘passed away peacefully after smoking a
last cigarette’. Her uncle had asthma and had never been able to smoke. The
kindly intended letter merely increased the pain and sense of loss for the
family. It disguised the horror of a more violent death. When the guns of war
fall silent, the physical and mental scars remain. The peace of God is a
precious gift in our darkest suffering.
PRAYER
Loving
God, we come to you in our human frailty and seek your peace. When all feels
lost, encircle us in your loving arms, give us the strength to carry on. Settle
our troubled hearts and help us to trust that, in your endless love, we need
never be afraid. Amen
[Rev
Philip Brooks is the United Reformed Church’s Secretary for Ecumenical and
Interfaith Relations]
Please pray and share with your intercessors, Bible Study
Groups, Prayer Groups, Church Prayers, Men & Women’s Groups. Thank you.
Las & Arlene Ratnayake
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