철면피처럼 기도하라｜이미 이루어진 것을 명령하는 기도법｜네빌 고다드

Prayer is not about begging for what you want to be granted. It is accepting the fact that it has already been fulfilled and not backing down from that conviction. In Luke chapter 11, after teaching the Lord's Prayer to his disciples, Jesus tells the parable of the man who goes to his friend in the middle of the night to ask for bread. Neville Goddard does not interpret the "shamelessness" mentioned in this parable simply as a persistent, pleading attitude. It is an attitude of being convinced that one's prayer has already been answered, remaining unwavering even if the reality before one's eyes looks different. In this video, we examine the following topics: · The original meaning of prayer contained in the Lord's Prayer · The meaning of the phrase "pray with shamelessness" · How to pray when your hopes have already been fulfilled · An attitude of prioritizing imagination and faith over evidence in reality · How to keep an answered prayer to the very end Do not wait for your prayer to be fulfilled. Think, feel, and live as if it has already been fulfilled. “Ask, and it will be given to you. Seek, and you will find. Knock, and it will be opened to you.”