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Karl D. Lehman, M.D. Charlotte E.T. Lehman, M. Div. Closing Prayer and Commands (Copyright 2001, 2002, 2003 K.D. Lehman MD & C.E.T. Lehman MDI 12/20/2001, Revised 10/9/2003)Unresolved wounds and/or

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How to fill out closing prayer and commands

1. To fill out a closing prayer, follow these steps:
2. Begin with a salutation or greeting, such as 'Dear Heavenly Father' or 'Oh Lord'.
3. Express gratitude for the blessings received during the prayer or meeting.
4. Summarize the key points or themes discussed during the prayer or meeting.
5. Ask for guidance and inspiration in implementing the lessons learned from the prayer or meeting.
6. Offer a closing statement or request, such as 'In Jesus' name, Amen' or 'May your blessings be upon us always'.
7. Practice brevity and sincerity in your closing prayer.
8. To give commands, follow these guidelines:
9. Clearly state the command or instruction, using simple and concise language.
10. Consider the context and audience when giving commands.
11. Use a firm but respectful tone to convey authority.
12. Provide any necessary details or steps to complete the command.
13. Be open to questions or clarifications from those receiving the commands.
14. Express appreciation for their cooperation and efforts.

Who needs closing prayer and commands?

1. Closing prayers and commands are commonly needed in various settings such as:
2. - Religious services or ceremonies
3. - Worship gatherings or church meetings
4. - Group or team meetings
5. - Classroom settings
6. - Military operations or drills
7. - Emergency situations or crisis management
8. - Any gathering where guidance, direction, or closure is necessary

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What is closing prayer and commands?

Closing prayer and commands are final words or actions performed at the end of a meeting or event to signify the end and invoke blessings or guidance.

Who is required to file closing prayer and commands?

Typically, the person in charge of leading the meeting or event is responsible for delivering the closing prayer and commands.

How to fill out closing prayer and commands?

Closing prayer and commands can be filled out by preparing the words or actions in advance and delivering them at the appropriate time during the meeting or event.

What is the purpose of closing prayer and commands?

The purpose of closing prayer and commands is to bring closure to the meeting or event, invoke blessings or guidance, and leave participants with a sense of unity and purpose.

What information must be reported on closing prayer and commands?

The content of the closing prayer and commands, including any specific blessings, guidance, or requests for support, should be reported.