Praying In Agreement Scripture

How­ev­er, we still see cas­es of the lay­ing on of hands and, in par­tic­u­lar, the exer­cise of author­i­ty through the grant­i­ng of an order. If we learn to pray accord­ing to what the Bible says, our prayers will be pro­duc­tive. Matthäus 18:19 has no restric­tions! The prayer of the agree­ment will work because it is the Word of God. You can be pow­er­ful alone in prayer, but you can be more pow­er­ful if some­one joins you! Is it tra­di­tion­al in the New Tes­ta­ment that a frag­ile per­son was ever healed by this approach alone? Unfor­tu­nate­ly, the answer is no. We find no con­crete case where the Lord has healed some­one by the mere prayer of the con­cor­dance of two or more believ­ers. I still pray that God can asso­ciate me with the right peo­ple and also with the prayer part­ners. Unfor­tu­nate­ly, the cur­rent empha­sis on the “prayer of con­cord” is not sup­port­ed by the New Tes­ta­ment. While it is cer­tain­ly nor­mal to be in agree­ment with oth­er faith­ful in prayer on the basis of Matthew 18:19, there are oth­er actions that lead to mirac­u­lous heal­ing, which have much more weight and there­fore effec­tive­ness. Unfor­tu­nate­ly, these acts, espe­cial­ly the exer­cise of author­i­ty, are rarely taught in the Church. I prayed seri­ous­ly for my hus­band who decid­ed to return to Africa after study­ing Britain in our home country. .