Please open my eyes to see ways I have fallen short of your glory, let your mercy speak for me and help me to repent genuinely in the mighty name of Jesus Christ.Lord I receive your grace to know you more and understand your ways better even in this my predicament in the mighty name of Jesus Christ.Oh Lord I ask that you renew my strength on daily basis that I may not grow weary in the mighty name of Jesus Christ.Thank you for your good plans and thoughts for me, for it is of good and not of evil, all glory to you Lord in Jesus name.Thank you Lord Jesus because the enemies shall not triumph over me, in the mighty name of Jesus Christ.Thank you because this sickness is not my end, all glory belongs to you Lord.Thank you because you have the best in store for me even as I am sick.Thank you Jesus because none of your words shall fall to the ground without accomplishing its purpose.Thank you because you are ever Faithful and true to all your promises.Lord I thank you for you are mindful of me even in my sickness.Lord I thank you for your unfailing mercy and grace upon my life and my loved one.Thank you for preserving us till this moment despite all we’ve been through.Lord, I appreciate you for your mercy and grace over me and my loved ones.Hence, let’s proceed to the 40 intercessory Prayers for sick person However, as you keep building your faith in God’s Word, it is important that you pray well for yourself or this sick one that his/her healing shall be speedy and made perfect by the power of God in Jesus’ mighty name. One thing is sure! Christ never fails, His Word is Yea and Amen, and because He has promised healing, He will surely heal you or your loved one. Let your faith in God be totally built up by His Word, there are many examples of healings performed by Christ in the Scriptures (Dorcas’ healing Acts 9:36-40, healing of Jairus daughte r Luke 8:41-5) ,feed your mind with these scriptures daily and be a great source of encouragement to yourself or whoever is sick around you.
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So your disposition should not be that of fear, worry or anxiety (Matthew 6:31), your confession should not be negative at this time, rather your words should be full of faith (2 Corinthians 4:13). This clearly indicates that the healing of your loved one, already has been settled in God. “I am the Lord that healeth thee” these are the Words of God to you assuring you of healing, Scripture also says in Isaiah 53:5 ” By the stripes of Jesus, you were healed. The recitation is concluded with the verses in the same psalm whose initial letters spell קְרַ״ע שָׂטָן ( kera Satan "Destroy Satan").Exodus 15:26 “And said, If thou wilt diligently hearken to the voice of the LORD thy God, and wilt do that which is right in his sight, and wilt give ear to his commandments, and keep all his statutes, I will put none of these diseases upon thee, which I have brought upon the Egyptians: for I am the LORD that healeth thee”.Īre you really sick presently? Do you have anyone sick around you? Have you been given some terrible reports about that person’s illness that has made you lose your hope in God? Are you even worried that such a person may give up at any time? Those verses in Psalm 119 which begin with the letters of the sick person's name are then read. Psalms are also read for a gravely ill person in the following order (according to one tradition): 90–108, 20, 38, 41, 86, 118. The name of a gravely ill person is often changed during this prayer in accordance with the statement of the rabbis that a change of name cancels one's doom ( RH 16b Sefer Ḥasidim, ed. On the Sabbath the prayer concludes as follows: "It is the Sabbath, when one must not cry out, and recovery will soon come" (Shab. The person requesting the recitation of the prayer for a relative or friend usually pledges charity. In the Middle Ages the custom arose of invoking a blessing for the sick, known as the * Mi she-Berakh, during the reading of the Torah. Those who visit the sick pray for their recovery ( Rema to Sh. A benediction for the healing of the sick was incorporated as the eighth blessing in the daily Amidah. When Hezekiah was gravely ill, he "turned his face to the wall and prayed unto the Lord" (Isa. Moses prayed for his leprous sister, Miriam: "Heal her now, O God, I beseech Thee" (Num. Among the earliest prayers recorded are those for the sick.
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