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3 hours ago, Marathoner said:

There are different times and different ways we pray, brother. If we remember what prayer is --- conversation with the Lord --- and we also keep in mind that our Lord is with us at all times, then we grasp what the apostle Paul meant in Ephesians 6 by "pray at all times in the Spirit" (verse 18). I speak to the Lord all day long, and I also speak to Him at night; it isn't always needful to do so audibly or even formally, ordered according to a particular pattern. 

I do so in the Spirit for not only does God dwell with us, but we dwell in Him (our lives are hidden in Christ, Colossians 3). His Spirit dwells in us and so we dwell in Him, and the Lord knows the secrets of our hearts. Because I pray (speak) to the Lord all day and all night, there are times when I might be sleepy... distracted doing one thing or another... and I might be yawning while I pray. It's quite alright, brother.  

The Lord remembers that our frame is dust. There are many reasons why we yawn, and most have nothing to do with boredom. I recall you sharing that you've been very hungry as of late, yes? Food in the belly can make us sleepy and yawning is often a sign of "the sleepy attack." The sleepy attack comes and takes us by surprise! :o

It's all good, my friend.  

Thanks brother I respect your outlook on things. I think when we are Glorified we will not get sleepy while we pray. 


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3 hours ago, Wayne222 said:

Thanks Marilyn for your wisdom. 

My pleasure and I think Marathoner, as usual said it clearer and deeper than all of us.


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On 12/21/2022 at 5:17 AM, Wayne222 said:

     Maybe someone has insight into this. I don't hate to pray so don't get me wrong. But often when I pray I always start yawning. Then I get sleepy a bit. I cannot understand it. Happens all the time 

 

I get you, brother.

Here's a meme I saw a while back.  It made me feel better about how God feels when you fall asleep in prayer time.

"Feel guilty while falling asleep while praying?  Well, how do you feel when your little child falls asleep in your arms?  OK, there it is.  I'm glad that's settled."

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