Assertion: prayer | /r/CapableOf | go unanswered
Facets:
value: with no results
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: My Prayers Go Unanswered?
text: God loves you, and no prayer goes unanswered.
text: He loves you, and no prayer goes unanswered.
text: And just like it used to be for me - today, the prayers of too many Christians seem to go unanswered - with no results - and most do not have any clue as to why this is so!
text: Unless one is trying to pray a curse down on someone or something equally foolish - believing that your prayer went unanswered because "it must not have been God's will" is not only unscriptural, but it is a faith-destroying doctrine of demons designed to keep the children of God from obtaining those things which are rightfully theirs through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.
text: I understand what it is like to have prayers go unanswered!
text: British Roman Catholic theologian Gerald Vann addressed the lack of meaningful outcomes resulting from prayer, pointing out how people tend to treat prayer as some kind of childish butler bell for wishgranting, implying that prayers only appear to go unanswered due to the excessively inflated expectations of the praying.
text: Answer: How many Christians have prayed for someone, only to see their prayers go unanswered?
text: Another reason why prayer seems to go unanswered is that the Lord is drawing out of our faith a deeper reliance and trust in Him, which should bring out of us a deeper sense of gratitude, love and humility.