How to Pray to Our God
- Basics
Prayer Preparation
- Find a quiet place indoors with a lamp or outdoors* with direct sunlight.
- Avoid possible interruptions.
- Use a thick cushion or pillow.
- Do not pray to an image of God, a statue of our Saviour Jesus Christ, a cross, the Holy Bible, and the like.
Note*: If your backyard is very private, you can pray outdoors. Otherwise, always pray indoors.
Prayer Gestures
- Kneel on both knees on the cushion/pillow in your most sincere and respectful manner.
- Keep looking at a ray of strong man-made light or sunlight throughout your prayers.
- Hold your right hand as a fist on your heart, with your left hand covering your right-hand fist.
- At the end of your prayers, use your right-hand fist to draw a cross from your forehead to your chest and then from your left shoulder to your right shoulder.
This symbolizes that you will follow our Saviour Jesus Christ, and renew yourself based on sound judgment of the truth and facts.
- Finally, bow down deeply and keep your whole body close to the ground in your most sincere and respectful manner.
Prayer Structure
You shall use the following prayer structure for every prayer:
“My God who created the universes,
… (what you pray for)
I give glory to my God who created the universes.
In the name of my Saviour Jesus Christ,
XXX (your name) prays.”
Nobody else can be included in the prayer structure (highlighted in blue). Do not mention any other spirits, prophets, saints, or humans in this prayer structure. Otherwise, you can be considered also worshipping the spirit, prophet, saint, or human.
Be Clear and Specific about Whom you pray to
When you pray, you are sending messages to the spiritual worlds. Spirits can thus gain deep access to your human body to either help you or harm you. Due to such serious consequences, you must be very clear and specific about whom you pray to.
For example, “Lord” is not clear or specific. Over history (including today), many people have been called “lord”. And evil spirits call their leaders “Lord”, too. “Father” is not clear or specific, either. For example, some priests are called “father” by their followers. Similarly, “heaven father” can be a person’s deceased father or priest in heaven.
Our God’s name is “God”. However, many evil spirits pretend to be our God and call themselves gods, too. Consequently, it is better to address our God more clearly and specifically. Please address our God as “my God who created the universes”. This is because only our true God created the universes.
Please note that evil spirits can divert your prayers to them by sneaking in a second layer of identity, for example, “the one in my human body”, or “the one who issued the Ten Commandments”. You don’t want to make such a mistake, especially if you are on the verge of dying. Therefore, when addressing our God, please reject any identity in addition to “My God who created the universes”.