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WHEN, while we are praying, no hesitation intervenes and breaks down
the. confidence of our petition by a sort of despair, but we feel that by
pouring forth our prayer we have obtained what we are asking for, we have
no doubt that our prayers have effectually reached God. For so far will one
be heard and obtain an answer, as he believes that he is regarded by God,
and that God can grant it. For this saying of our Lord cannot be retracted:
"Whatsoever ye ask when ye pray, believe that you shall receive, and they
shall come to you."
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