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Bible-Based Prayers For The War In The Middle East
With
all that has happened in the last week in the Holy Land and then the excellent
prayer time we had last Sunday (around 30 people from 8 churches-praying hard
for peace) I felt I need to equip you to pray. Prayer is the key to ending this
conflict peacefully. I found this resource empowering. It comes from the K-Love
media company that has a local radio station (90.9 FM) which is where I heard
about these prayers. Click here for the link...
Solid
and scripture based-if you are like me and get totally over whelmed by the
news-these prayers can help us pray when we don’t know how. They can also be
good seeds from which our own passionate prayers can grow. Bless you as you pray… -Todd
God of hope, we turn to You amid this turmoil, seeking the
hope, joy, and peace that only Your Holy Spirit can provide.
Times of global unrest and turmoil leave us with a deep
desire to offer support and intercede on behalf of those affected. Prayer, as a
source of strength, hope, and connection with God, holds incredible power to
transcend geographical boundaries. It allows us to direct our compassion and
concern into meaningful action. In this collection of prayers, we seek to
provide a heartfelt tool to help you process and pray for the events taking
place in and around Israel. Each prayer is anchored in scripture, drawing on
God’s promises and truths to guide our intercession.
1. He will cover you with His feathers. He will
shelter you with His wings. His faithful promises are your armor and
protection. – Psalm 91:4 NLT
Father, we turn to You, seeking refuge and safety for all
affected by the conflict in Israel and its neighboring nations. Just as Your
Word promises, we pray that You, the Most High, will shelter them under Your
protective wings. May Your presence bring a calming assurance to both civilians
and peacekeepers on the ground. We trust in Your unwavering care, believing
that in Your shadow, they find comfort and security. In Jesus’ name, amen.
2. He heals the brokenhearted and bandages their
wounds. – Psalm 147:3 NLT
Compassionate Lord, our hearts ache for those wounded
physically and emotionally by the ongoing conflict. We lift them up to You,
asking for Your divine touch to mend their broken bodies and soothe their
troubled souls. Just as Your Word tells us that You heal the brokenhearted, we
cling to Your promise of restoration. May Your comforting hand bring solace and
relief to the injured and traumatized. In Jesus’ name, amen.
3. For “Everyone who calls on the name of the
LORD will be saved.” – Romans 10:13 NLT
Loving Savior, as we intercede for those caught in the midst
of this turmoil, we long for salvation and spiritual renewal to sweep through
the hearts of the people involved. Your Word assures us that everyone who calls
on Your name will be saved. We pray for a profound awakening to Your truth,
that amidst the chaos, multitudes may look and find the eternal hope only You
provide. In Your name, amen.
4. Pray for the peace of Jerusalem. May all who
love this city prosper. – Psalm 122:6 NLT
Prince of peace, we cry out for Your divine intervention in
Israel and the surrounding regions. Just as Your Word implores us to pray for
the peace of Jerusalem, we earnestly petition You to bestow tranquility upon
this land. Let prosperity flourish, and may Your unwavering peace reign over
the hearts of its people. In Jesus’ name, amen.
5. When people’s lives please the Lord, even
their enemies are at peace with them. – Proverbs 16:7
NLT
Lord of wisdom, we seek Your guidance in fostering
communication and understanding among the nations involved. Your Word tells us
that when our ways please You, You make even our enemies to be at peace with
us. We pray for transformed hearts, turning adversaries into peacemakers, that
they may work together for lasting resolutions. In Christ’s name, amen.
6. “I pray that they will all be one, just as
You and I are one—as You are in Me, Father, and I am in You. And may they be in
Us so that the world will believe You sent Me.” – John
17:21 NLT
Lord Jesus, we come before You, longing for unity within
Your Church. As You prayed for us to be one, may Your followers stand united in
prayer, demonstrating Your love amid this tumultuous time. Let our collective
voice of intercession rise as a testament to Your grace, bringing light to the
darkness. In Your name, amen.
7. God is our refuge and strength, always ready
to help in times of trouble. – Psalm 46:1 NLT
God, our Protector, we lift up those who are working
tirelessly to maintain peace and stability in the region. Just as Your Word
assures us that You are a refuge and strength, we ask that You shield these
peacekeepers from harm. Strengthen them with courage, wisdom, and a deep sense
of Your presence as they fulfill their mission. In Jesus’ name, amen.
8. For the Lord grants
wisdom! From His mouth come knowledge and understanding. – Proverbs
2:6 NLT
Divine Counselor, we implore You to grant wisdom to world
leaders navigating the complexities of this crisis. As Your Word reminds us
that You are the source of all wisdom, we seek Your guidance for their
decisions. May they act justly, with compassion and understanding, working
toward a peaceful resolve. In Jesus’ name, amen.
9. “God blesses those who mourn, for they will
be comforted.” – Matthew 5:4 NLT
Loving God, we lift up those who are grieving the loss of
their loved ones in this conflict. Just as Your Word assures us that You
comfort those who mourn, we ask for Your divine presence to bring solace and
healing to these broken hearts. May they find hope and strength in You. In Jesus’
name, amen.
10. He will wipe every tear from their eyes, and
there will be no more death or sorrow or crying or pain. All these things are
gone forever. – Revelation 21:4 NLT
God of hope, we turn to You amid this turmoil, seeking the
hope, joy, and peace that only Your Holy Spirit can provide. Your Word reminds
us that You will wipe away every tear and put an end to all sorrow and pain. We
pray that, even in the midst of uncertainty, Your hope shines brightly in the
hearts of all affected by this crisis. In Jesus’ name, amen.
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