SOMETIME NO ACTION IS CORRESPONDING ACTION !

SOMETIME NO ACTION IS CORRESPONDING ACTION ! Someone may say, "But the Bible said to just keep on praying about it with persistent faith." They always bring up the unjust judge and the man who went for bread at midnight. (Luke 18; Luke 11). The "importunity "of the man who went for bread at midnight means persistence. But when you say persistence of faith, that's different than saying persistence in anything else. Persistent faith would be faith that asked for bread and stood there until the bread was received. Persistent faith is faith that believe it receives, and holds fast to that confession of belief until the manifestation comes. Persistent faith does not keep asking for the same thing. If you believe you received, why would you ask again ? It is because you didn't believe when you prayed the first time. That would be corresponding actions to unbelief. Part of the corresponding actions would be to quit praying about the things you believe you receive. That would be proper corresponding actions of persistent faith. Now remember we are talking only about the prayer of petition. Let me point out the difference between the prayer of petition and the prayer of intercession. In the prayer of petition, you ask God to do something for you. If you petition God scripturally, to do something for you with your faith which is your confession based on the Word of God, then you only need to ask Him once. Then begin to praise God for it. Have corresponding action toward that by praising Him. That action is in agreement with your confession of faith. This fact is brought out very vividly in (1 John 5:14-15). "And this is the confidence that we have in him, that, if we ask anything according to his will ,(Word), he heareth us: and if we know that he hears us, whatsoever we ask, we know that we have the petitions that we desired of him." Now Concerning the prayer of intercession, it is legal and proper to pray the word of God and proclaimed it over and over regarding any situation, for that is not vain repetition. Jesus put it this way: "But when you pray, use not vain repetitions, as the heathen do: for they think that they shall be heard for their much speaking." (Matthew 6:7).