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Many of you pray through Jesus Christ, and He is so sad about that. He says that you are not directly Pray at Him, and it is very annoying.

There are many verse saying that in al-Quran. Please my friend pray to God. He love you so much.
(Sorry for my bad grammer)

2006-08-14 19:37:45 · 13 answers · asked by Answer 4 in Society & Culture Religion & Spirituality

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Hi, I apologize for possibly misunderstanding your question... I'm not sure of what you're really asking and perhaps you aren't either... I prayed to God about how best to answer you... I am a strong Christian... this is my first time answering a question on yahoo answers....

Christians believe in the "Trinity" -- one God, Who is composed of 3 parts: God the Father, God the Son (named Jesus), and God the Holy Spirit (the essence and the radiance of God, and a helper of God -- (for more on the Holy Spirit, look up Holy Spirit in the Bible and read "The Mystery of the Holy Spirit" by R.C. Sproul)). Christians believe in this "Trinity" because this is what the Word that God left to us, The Bible, teaches us -- that these are the roles God owns: God as a Father, God as a Son, and God as a Holy Spirit. Jesus Christ was (and still is) God Himself (not God the Father, but God the Son) -- a part of the Godhead.

In the Old Testament, God's chosen people had to pray to God through a priest. but since Jesus IS God (in the form of man, in the form of God's Son), Christians can go directly to God in prayer. Christians have a representative whom God has sent for them -- His Son. The Bible says (Psalm 110:4, and Hebrews Chapter 5 throughout) of Jesus, "I have sworn and will not change my mind -- You are a High Priest Forever, in the order of Melchizedek". This means that we don't need an earthly priest (one thing that differentiates the Roman Catholic church from common Christianity) because as it states, Jesus is our High Priest, our intercession to God the Father.

Christians don't pray to Jesus Himself -- they pray to God. But: When they pray to God, they do so with the understanding that Jesus is there with God (the Father), seated at the right hand of God (the Father), just as the Bible says. They pray with the understanding that it is Jesus, and the Holy Spirit, that intercedes for mere, undeserving humans as themselves to an infinite, omnipotent, divine, intelligent being... And when Christians pray, they also pray to God with the remembrance of how Jesus instructed them to pray in The Bible -- to God the Father, as when he taught them the Lord's prayer ("Our Father, Who art in Heaven...").

Before Christ (God the Son), every time people met with God, they had to offer sacrifices (burnt offerings (animals, and things which were of very high value and esteem)) for their sins because there was no atonement that could possibly suffice for (be enough remedy for) their sins in the sight of God's pure holiness. But as you continue to read the Bible, when you get to the New Testament, you then discover that all the prophesies of the Old Testament had indeed come to pass!! -- you begin to cross-reference everything, and see that they were all fulfilled -- praise God!!! Yes, just as was foreshadowed of a coming Saviour throughout the Old Testament, indeed, Christ, God's own Son of whom was prophesied about by the prophets, indeed came to earth in the form of mere man, lived a perfect, sinless life (and the only way He was able to do that was because He was indeed God and holy -- part of the Godhead), so that *BE* a substitute us there on the cross... (My, what a high price God paid for us: the torture, shame, humiliation, and death of His own perfect Son!!) But he was buried, and rose again after 3 days... ascending to glory with His Father, and is now (and forevermore) seated on the right hand of the Father (God). You see, CHRIST WAS and IS "the lamb" -- that absolutely perfect, spotless, and pure sacrifice that was necessary... that absolutely PERFECT atonement that was needed that all the sacrifices of the Old Testament could never achieve... the only sacrifice (God Himself, assuming human form in the form of "His Son") that could ever atone for human sins -- this is to say, all the sins of those who would believe in Him (Jesus Christ) and therefore who would be saved (not be separated from God but saved and reign with Him) in all generations God had ordained to come in this world He created. Yes, God has ordained some of His creation to be saved, and some not to be saved but to be in separation from Him (what people call "Hell" but however you think of it, is really just separation from God -- because there is no atonement made for someone who does not believe and accept salvation through Christ the Son). This could actually be either because they did not accept Jesus as their Savior when offered this gift of atonement from God, or because God did not will them to hear of the gospel... (this, by the way, is also where the Holy Spirit comes in -- no need to worry -- you can rest assured that by the work and goings forth of His Holy Spirit and the means God uses in this world (missionaries, for example), those Whom God *wants* to be saved, *WILL* be saved!! -- (He is God, after all!!! Who are we?)) We just succumb to God's will, and while only God knows everything, He tells us that we must"make our calling sure." (that is, live a Christian life, reading the Bible, praying, grow in our Christian faith.)

It is impossible to understand why God loves us... God's wonderful, loving mercy to us, His creation, is so beautiful and beyond human comprehension that we could never understand it, but must simply accept in faith His gift... the substitution of His Son, Jesus Christ, on the cross for us, and the opportunity to accept Our Savior, and to be saved (not separated) and live forever with God as adopted "Sons of God." It is only because of Jesus Christ whom God sent (became flesh) that we have fellowship and communion with God and inheritance in God's Kingdom. When God looks at Christians, He doesn't see us for what we are (sinful, wretched, undeserving beings) -- Instead, He sees His Son, Jesus, there, stamped upon each and every person who has accepted Christ... for God has already paid an unimaginably high, overwhelmingly humbling price to ransom us...His chosen people.

If anyone reading this is not a Christian, I am sincerely praying for you, and I hope that you will think long and deeply about your life... All you have to do is simply ask Jesus into your heart to be your Lord and Savior (but don't just say the words -- you have to mean it with all your heart -- God knows your heart.) From there, you must do as the Bible says to "make your calling sure" by repenting from all known sin, reading your Bible constantly, praying to God, seeking Him with all your heart, and seeking "wisdom as one looks for gold and silver" (as His Word says)..... Spend time with God. Make Him number 1 priority in your life. Ask Him repeatedly to show you the truth... He will reward you with knowledge and blessings. :) God bless you.

2006-08-14 22:02:42 · answer #1 · answered by Angelwings 2 · 1 0

Praying is not the only way to show that you love God. Your good behavior towards the society is love for God. Helping the needy and the poor is also love for God. Being true to ones self is love for God. Taking care of your old parents and family is love for God. Respecting other people irrespective of their religion, culture, caste or creed is love for God.
And believing in Jesus is also love for God.
I think you missed all this out in the Qur’an. I am also a muslim. Dear freind first get your facts right.

2006-08-14 19:58:51 · answer #2 · answered by arzu 1 · 0 0

He loves you too!! But in the Christian bible it says: "I am the way, the light, and the truth. No man cometh to the Father but by Me"...which means that we pray through Jesus in order to get a good relationship with God...

2006-08-14 19:44:39 · answer #3 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

I don't pray because it is irrelevant. Since the existence of god cannot be demonstrated (either way), prayer can have no effect on anything (except the feelings of the one doing the praying).

2006-08-14 19:51:07 · answer #4 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

Very nice question. In today' scenario every body wants to go Heaven but no body wants to die. Understand ! God can do anything, you believe, I believe but some people believe it in otherwise. It is upon God when he shower blessings and when he give us power even to pray. Anyway, leave it on God, He will make people broadminded. God Bless You.

2006-08-14 19:42:25 · answer #5 · answered by Anonymous · 1 0

I love God and pray him
I consider Jesus as his big sign
God bless

2006-08-14 19:49:20 · answer #6 · answered by Anonymous · 1 0

God tells us to pray to Him in the Name of Jesus (the Prophet Isa).

Have you read the Injeel?

In the Injeel, the Prophet Isa tells us to pray in his name, to God.

Cordially,
John

2006-08-14 19:41:15 · answer #7 · answered by John 6 · 0 0

i pray to God directly too

2006-08-14 19:41:32 · answer #8 · answered by Anonymous · 2 0

the ingredient about God is that He might want to correctly be inspite of you imagine of and also you may want to also manage Him as such. If it makes you sense proper to worship Him like, properly, a god, then you definately might want to benefit this. in case you imagine of Him more effective like a chum that you want very a lot and He loves you back, then you definately might want to manage Him like that. there is not any proper or incorrect even as it consists of God. he will love you no remember wat.

2016-11-25 01:51:49 · answer #9 · answered by cosner 4 · 0 0

why do u only pray when things are bad

oh ps... be a little more open minded sweetie

2006-08-14 19:43:21 · answer #10 · answered by Brittany 2 · 0 0

Don't force your opinion. People have their own God style.

2006-08-14 19:42:40 · answer #11 · answered by NoBody 3 · 0 0

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