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In the Old Testament, where do we find people praying? Select all that apply.
in public only
in public
in private only
in private, if a pastor or priest is present.
in public, if a pastor or priest is present.
in private
in public only
in public
in private only
in private, if a pastor or priest is present.
in public, if a pastor or priest is present.
in private
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In the Old Testament, people are found praying in various contexts, including both public and private settings. Here are the applicable selections:
- in public
- in private
Prayers in the Old Testament occur in diverse situations, often without the need for a pastor or priest to be present. Notable examples include Hannah praying in private (1 Samuel 1:9-18) and Solomon praying publicly at the dedication of the temple (1 Kings 8).
- in public
- in private
Prayers in the Old Testament occur in diverse situations, often without the need for a pastor or priest to be present. Notable examples include Hannah praying in private (1 Samuel 1:9-18) and Solomon praying publicly at the dedication of the temple (1 Kings 8).
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