Anyone can pray. The Bible demonstrates that prayer is a form of communication with God available to all people, regardless of their occupation, status, or level of training. There are numerous instances of various individuals, including sinners, expressing their thoughts and feelings to God through prayer. Therefore, there are no restrictions on who can pray.
Throughout the Bible, we read descriptions of shepherds, government officials, kings, priests, apostles, tentmakers, and persons in other occupations praying to God. We even read about “sinners” praying to God. Who can pray?
Anyone
only persons the church authorizes to pray
only persons who can recite the Lord’s Prayer from memory
only persons with specialized training
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