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Why you should pray out loud?

When you pray, rather let your hearts be without words

than your words be without a heart.

John Bunyan said that.

But can Christians pray just in their hearts, in their minds? Do we have to pray out loud?

And why should we pray out loud? What if people just prefer to pray in their hearts or to just meditate?

I mean, God reads our thoughts, right? I'm going to present the case of why I believe that we should

practice praying out loud. Now prayer is more than a thought.

It's the communication of the thought.

So it's verbalizing these thoughts.

It's not just having thoughts.

That's not really what prayer is.

Prayer is thoughts communicated, thoughts expressed.

Now in the Bible, there are two instances of silent prayers.

The first one is Abraham's servant in Genesis chapter 24 and verse 45.

It says he was speaking in his heart.

And then Hannah in 1 Samuel chapter 1, verse 10 through 15.

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