Prayer1950s Prayers

Please Allow Us to Become Filial Children Who Comfort You, Father

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We did not know the filial devotion of Jesus Christ in relation to heaven.

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Today even if we see something evil, we don't sense anything, and today with hearts that are unrighteous and incomplete and frozen by suffering while facing the will of heavenly fortune, we are unable to feel our responsibility. We have been people who have not experienced heartbreak penetrated by sorrow and have not had the minds to cast aside the enemy; we have been people who have not been able to bring results in battle or to believe in the Almighty God. We did not know the filial devotion of Jesus Christ to heaven.

Your will to raise up Jesus Christ and to be proud of him has passed through history through the disciples and connected to us today. Please let us know that you are hoping that your Will shall bear fruit through us. And please allow us to realize that today, in addition to the joy of having received life, we also have a central responsibility that can be welcomed by myriads of saints.

Now please allow us to become sacrifices to resolve the enmity of heaven and earth, of all things of creation, and Jesus Christ. And we earnestly hope and desire, Father, that you will allow us to become children with filial hearts who devote ourselves, heart and soul.

Father! Please allow us to realize that today it is each one of us and all of us together who have the responsibility to resolve the grief of heaven, and we are in a situation where it is through ourselves that we must bring to an end the battle to resolve the enmity of heaven. Since we have realized this, please allow us to have minds that seek to accomplish more than anyone else, minds that can be grateful to you alone, Father.

Please allow us to be grateful even if we are carrying a cross, and please don't allow us to become unmanly fellows in front of you, Father, even if we fight: with billions of satan forces. Please lead us to become children who can say, "Father, I'm here, so don't worry," even if we are carrying a cross and standing in a difficult position. We earnestly hope that you will allow us to become children who can offer comfort to our Father who is in sorrow over seeing his children in difficult situations.

We have prayed all these things in the name of the Lord. Amen.

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APA 7

Moon, S. M. (1956, May 16). Please Allow Us to Become Filial Children Who Comfort You, Father [Prayer]. True Parents Legacy Archive (J. Auror, Ed.). https://n2t.net/ark:/68749/filial-children-who-comfort-you-father

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Moon, Sun Myung. “Please Allow Us to Become Filial Children Who Comfort You, Father.” True Parents Legacy Archive, 16 May. 1956, https://n2t.net/ark:/68749/filial-children-who-comfort-you-father.

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Moon, Sun Myung. “Please Allow Us to Become Filial Children Who Comfort You, Father.” Prayer, May 16, 1956. True Parents Legacy Archive. https://n2t.net/ark:/68749/filial-children-who-comfort-you-father.

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@misc{moon1956,
  author = {Sun Myung Moon},
  title = {Please Allow Us to Become Filial Children Who Comfort You, Father},
  year = {1956},
  month = {may},
  howpublished = {True Parents Legacy Archive},
  url = {https://n2t.net/ark:/68749/filial-children-who-comfort-you-father},
  note = {Prayer}
}
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Text bySun Myung Moon, Founder of the Holy Spirit Association for the Unification of World Christianity
TranslationWorking translation from the Korean. Official editions are reproduced verbatim.
Editorial scopeTexts are not abridged or paraphrased. Paragraph numbers are stable for citation. Report an error