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Saturday, May 14th
Hallowed be Thy Name
Matthew 6:9

"Hallowed be Thy Name" you pray daily, continually, in your approaches to the Father. Understand what this means in orientation, activity and commitment. It is first of all a prayer that you yourself approach the Father with appropriate awe and reverence even though you are responding to His all-embracing love and care. In a proper realisation of the awe-fullness of His Presence will you find the necessary approach and receive the abundance of His blessing which He yearns to give.

And the heart of the matter is in a quiet contemplation in receptiveness and in an insistent waiting on His will and purpose. The mind and the heart must be deeply quiet before the circumstance of communication can even begin.

As it with the individual so it is with the group and with all coming together of the children of the Father. Some find the quietness of His Presence through corporate worship, some few through silence : both are necessary for a balanced, maturing life of the spirit.

Never let the rush and noisy demands of daily activity invade the area of purposeful quiet in which you approach your Heavenly Father in love. And realise the part I play in presenting all prayer and prayerful children of the Father before Him in the light and love of my saving grace through Our Holy Spirit.