How many prayers (and/or (by) how many people) does one have to do?
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March 28th, 2021
A relative of mine, in the States, was in an work related accident, and they broke a limb.
Their caregiver asked for prayers, on social media.
That got me thinking.
I know that both caregivers (and possibly their siblings as well) will pray for them.
What is the added benefit of receiving more prayers?
Am I wrong in thinking that (just) one prayer could do the trick?
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If I got one caregiver I would consider my prayers answered.
In my part of the country, prayer requests are taken seriously and usually by a majority of people. The more the better, especially when its a very serious situation. A broken limb is not something we generally put on prayer chains.
How many prayers does it take to get God to change his mind?
Can you have too many prayers? Is there such a thing as prayer overkill? Does God get annoyed with prayer spam?
is God more likely to answer multiple prayers than just 1? Does he count them and go “Nope! 1 short. Ain’t happenin!”
You either believe or you don’t. Then again there are those who believe it doesn’t hurt “to play it safe”.
Around a billion.
Unless you’re Irish…
There’s no set numerical limit.
You keep praying until She tells you to STFU! ;-0
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