Examples of 'need a prayer' in a sentence
Meaning of "need a prayer"
need a prayer: Expresses a desire or request for divine intervention, support, or assistance in dealing with a challenging or difficult situation
How to use "need a prayer" in a sentence
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need a prayer
We need a prayer right now is what we need.
Sometimes we need a prayer partner.
I need a prayer point to pray for my final exam.
I do not need a prayer.
I need a prayer cover to break this.
We need laughs more than we need a prayer meeting to get our minds off.
I need a prayer for job.
Everyone in Promise need a prayer mat.
They need a prayer book.
Just have faith out there ; you do not need a prayer card.
You will need a prayer closet.
When you have got faith like that, you do not need a prayer card.
I need a prayer for my family.
Everyone in Promise need a prayer mat Thank you.
We need a prayer meeting.
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In other words, you need a prayer partner.
You just need a prayer and the angels will come to save you.
When did an Irishman ever need a prayer in a fight?
I need a prayer points on first born, thanks.
Everyone in Promise need a prayer mat Let us get started.
Your team does not need a playbook . They need a prayer book.
You need a prayer room, pastor and all to be in it too.
Well, you do not need a prayer card.
You need a prayer support? Write you needs in Prayer section.
Why, she does not need a prayer.
You do not need a prayer card ; you need faith ; just have faith.
Drink ♪ Not at all overrated, I think I need a prayer ♪ What 's up with this fool Joaquin?
You don't need a prayer shelf.
See, you do not need a prayer card ; you need faith.
Why do you need a prayer book, rose?
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