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How often have we looked at a garden with beautiful manicured lawns or vegetables and saw it overrun with unwelcome weeds? In our everyday tasks, we always try to sow the good seeds in order to grow a good crop. Yet, we cannot avoid the weeds that spoil our efforts.
The only sure cure for a faulty prayer is – prayer. We must then humbly confess to God that we are not completely sincere, and ask Him to make us sincere. Since "we do not know how we ought to pray," we ask the Spirit to come and pray in us so as to correct our prayer and make it truly sincere.
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