For some Christians, upon hearing the matter of praying by
the set time may say ‘oh- that’s the law; I am saved by and I live by grace and
not by law’. Others may respond likewise saying ‘I can pray at all times I want
and God has no restriction’ Etc. These and other objections against the time are
treated in this course and exposition with scriptural references; therefore
come along. But to add a bit about the law and the time is that you may know
that most Christians often refer to ‘the law’ as:
1.
The
ten commandments and its implicative consequences
2.
The
law of circumcision
3.
The
various laws or adjudications of Moses to the people with strict repercussions or
without forgiveness.
It is true that there is no need for circumcision and the
fact is that grace is evident to do away with such and to forgive wrongs but
grace is also instructive (showing you what to do; to avoid unrighteousness and
how to obey righteous orders). So it is graceful for you to know the time in
the first place and in order to obey.
And it is by grace that you should obey
and that is to say, just men obey laws (through grace). So it does not stop you
from praying when you want or feel like but it is graceful that you obey God as
He demands for your own success and triumph.
It is by faith in Christ Jesus
that we are all made children of God because we heard and obeyed; so also it is
by faith that we should pray by the time revealed through the word of God because
faith comes by hearing and hearing or obeying by the word of God
