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Prayer of a Saint

O Lord, God of truth, as no one knows Thy truth except Thyself,
teach me Your truth and lead me through all Your ways,
that I might behold to follow the direction of Thine right hand and dwell the path Thou led me.

I want more of You, oh God of heaven!
Like well, make my belly filled with wisdom and
allow my eyesight to see from the vision of Your perception.

Lord, in the midst of a multitude of counseling,
let my mouth speak of Your great knowledge.
Let your servant know Your characters and statutes,
my Lord, that I may learn to present and behave in good manners always and live a righteous life.

Thank you, God, for revealing more of Thee to me daily.

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