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Prayers of Pleading

  • May 27
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jun 2

With folded hands and humble heart

And down on bended knee,

Here all my longings I impart

And raise an earnest plea.


A plea for peace amid my fear,

A plea for my increase,

A plea for those that I call dear,

A plea for wars to cease.


A plea to lift my weary hands,

And all my sins forgive,

A plea to water thirsty lands

That all the world might live.


And just before I end the task

And close my prayer to Thee,

Did ever once I stop to ask

What Thou would ask of me?


Oh in my pleading earnestly

To bless and to renew,

May I stop to ask of Thee

What Thou would have me do?


© Julianne Young 2026



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