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The Noon-Hour Prayer

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Oct 2, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 40.

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The Noon-Hour Prayer

“Evening, and morning, and at noon, will I pray, and cry aloud: and he shall hear my voice.” “And the Lord turned the captivity of Job, when he prayed for his friends.”

Requests for Prayer

280. A brother in Louisiana, who has recently taken up the canvassing work, asks prayer for healing from a very serious affliction, that he may continue in the field.
281. A Michigan sister desires prayer for the restoration of her health.
282. “Please join in prayer that my hearing may be restored,” writes a sister from Washington.
283. A brother in Connecticut sends this request: “We ask prayer for a dear one who needs spiritual, physical, and financial help.”
284. A sister in Kansas suffers from nervous trouble, which she feels is affecting her mind. We are asked to remember her in prayer.
285. An anxious friend in Missouri requests prayer for the deliverance of her husband from the liquor habit.
286. A sister in Indiana desires that her husband may be led to see the evil of profanity.
287. Another request from Indiana comes from a sister who desires prayer for healing, and strength from Heaven for the endurance of severe trials through which she is now passing.
288. A sister in the District of Columbia asks: “Will you pray that I may be relieved from deafness;’ also for my husband who uses tobacco and intoxicants?”
289. A South Dakota sister desires prayer for restoration to health.
290. From New York a brother writes, asking prayer for the healing of his wife who has a severe throat affliction which only God can heal.
291. A friend in the same State (New York) begs our united prayers for the restoration of her son who is suffering with tuberculosis.
292. A brother, writing from New Jersey, requests prayer for healing from a nervous trouble that affects his throat.
293. A sister desires prayer for herself that she may be healed of consumption and poor eyesight; and in behalf of her afflicted father, mother, and husband.