Seventeen Days of Prayer--Day Two--January 5, 2021

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Our prayer for DAY TWO:

 

Father God, as we boldly enter into Your throne room through the torn veil, the body and shed blood of our Lord Jesus Christ,[1] we humble ourselves in Your presence. Thank you for allowing us to enter and Lord Jesus, for dying on the cross to pay the penalty for our sin.[2]

 

You alone are Holy, good, and true.[3] Only You deserve our honor, praise, and worship for there is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved, but Jesus Christ.[4] Thank you for sealing us, Your servants, with and by the power of Your Holy Spirit.[5]

 

O Lord, my God, we beseech you today. You are the One who made the earth, the man and the beast that are on the ground. You did this by Your great power and by Your outstretched arm. You alone have the right to give it to whom it seemed proper to You.[6]

 

Right this moment, we again humble ourselves and acknowledge Your right, authority, and sovereignty to perform all that You have planned for us, our nation, and this world that You have created. We know Your timing is perfect. We surrender and we trust you completely. As Your true children, yet finite beings, we do not know the future or how close we are to Jesus returning for His bride, the church, so we beg for Your mercy. Please deliver us from evil.[7]

 

Have Your way, O Lord, in this time. We look to You, and You only, for our future. You, our Triune Lord God, are merciful and gracious, longsuffering, and abounding in goodness and truth.[8] We love You with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength. In the name of Jesus Christ, our Savior, our Lord, our All in All we pray, Amen and amen.


[1] Hebrews 10:20

[2] Romans 6:23

[3] John 14:6

[4] Acts 4:12

[5] II Corinthians 1:22; 5:5; Ephesians 1:14

[6] Jeremiah 27:5

[7] Matthew 6:13

[8] Exodus 34:6

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