Fetha Negest — Judgment of the Kings — CHAPTER 14

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Prayer is appointed at regular times so that the life of the community is ordered toward remembrance of Yahuah rather than merely private appetite.

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Prayer may be public or private; public prayer shall be conducted without vainglory and private prayer without contempt for communal obligation.

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Petitions for rulers do not make rulers infallible. Prayer asks that they be guided into righteousness and restrained from injustice.

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Those who pray for mercy must not use prayer as a substitute for returning what they stole or repairing harm they caused.

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Fetha Negest — Judgment of the Kings — CHAPTER 14 — PRAYER

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