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As we consider the descriptions of people praying in the Bible, what may we conclude about where we may pray?
We may pray only in the wilderness.
We may pray only in the church.
We may pray only in private.
We may pray in any place we choose.
We may pray only in public.
We may pray only in the wilderness.
We may pray only in the church.
We may pray only in private.
We may pray in any place we choose.
We may pray only in public.
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Based on the descriptions of prayer in the Bible, we may conclude that **we may pray in any place we choose**. The Bible illustrates various situations and locations for prayer, including in the wilderness, in private homes, in public gatherings, in temples, and other places. For example, Jesus emphasized the importance of private prayer (Matthew 6:6) while also praying in public (John 11:41-42). Additionally, the Apostle Paul encourages prayer at all times and in various circumstances (1 Thessalonians 5:17). This diversity suggests that prayer is a personal conversation with God that can happen anywhere.
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