Praying for Babylon

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Observations from the Word by The Barking Fox

Religion & Spirituality

Praying for Babylon

2021-03-07

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It's easy to pray for those in authority when they are good to us, but how do we pray for those we don't like, or who do us harm? Or is there any obligation to pray for them at all? Psalm 137:1-9; Jeremiah 29:4-14; ...

It's easy to pray for those in authority when they are good to us, but how do we pray for those we don't like, or who do us harm? Or is there any obligation to pray for them at all?

Psalm 137:1-9; Jeremiah 29:4-14; Matthew 5:43-47

By the Waters of Babel, James Tissot, The Jewish Museum, Brooklyn.

Music: “Rivers of Babylon,” Boney M, Nightflight to Venus, Sony Music, 1978/2007.

Click here to download a transcript of this podcast: Praying For Babylon.pdf