til’ i see you

with all I am, I live to see Your Kingdom come

in my heart, I pray You let Your Will be done

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the truth of these 2 lines are deep.. 

I live to see Your kingdom come, I pray You let Your will be done.. 

what does these lines mean? 

When we pray, we form mental images,

things we desire to see , things we want to see happen

If that’s so, how can we say we’re praying Let Your Will be done.. 

It became our very own will, the motive of our own prayers

We’re praying to see something changed (not that’s it bad!) but by the very work of own prayers.. 

we’re no longer dependent on the Most High…

then it would have become glorifying ourselves, because I prayed, God answered..

 

Prayer is an intercession,

prayed with no motives

but out of pure love and compassion

for that friend or issue…

 

Prayer is more than because I prayed, the Lord answered.. 

Prayer is  about Glorifying God, 

His Will be done.. not ours, not our desire.. but His Will.. 

but yet pray in pleading for God’s mercy.. 

- samsam -