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What does the Bible say about deliberation in prayer?

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The Bible teaches that deliberation, or reasoning with oneself, is a vital aspect of seeking God's guidance.

Deliberation, also referred to as Aporia in the context of biblical figures, involves a thoughtful consideration of one's actions or sayings before the Lord. This is clearly depicted in Psalm 139:7, where it states, 'Whither shall I go from thy Spirit or whither shall I fly from thy face?' Such questioning not only reflects a humble approach to God's omnipresence but also the believer's intention to align their thoughts and actions with divine will. In scripture, we see many examples where figures in dialogue wrestle with their circumstances, demonstrating the importance of seeking God's wisdom through considered discourse.
Scripture References: Psalm 139:7, Romans 7:24-25, Philippians 1:22-24

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