Westminster Shorter Catechism Quiz: Questions 98 to 99

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It is only to repeat some words, though without feeling or understanding.

It is an offering up of our desires to God.

Prayer is for things agreeable to His will.

We may pray to some being besides God.

We may pray to saints, angels, or the virgin Mary.

We may pray to images or religious iconography.

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We may pray in Christ’s name.

We may pray in His name only.

When we pray, we are trusting in Him and none else to make our prayers accepted.

We may pray in the name of any other.

We may pray for things sinful or not agreeable to God’s will.

In our prayers, must we confess our sins.

When we pray, we must thankfully acknowledge God’s mercies.

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The whole Word of God is of use to direct us in prayer.

That form of prayer that Christ taught His disciples (commonly called “the Lord’s Prayer”) is a more special rule of direction.

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Questions based on John Wallis’ 1648 work A Brief and Easy Explanation of The Shorter Catechism.