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Latest post Thu, Aug 3 2006 6:18 AM by Clive. 1 replies.
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Anonymous  +  251837 Thu, 03 Aug 06 05:09 AM

we pray to them

and

we pray for them

what's the different between them both?

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Clive  +  251848 Thu, 03 Aug 06 06:18 AM

Hi,

we pray to them and we pray for them

what's the different between them both?

Here's a very short and basic explanation.

You pray to God.

When you pray for Tom, you are asking God to help Tom in some way.

Best wishes, Clive
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