Morning Glory Prayer: A Prayer for Miracles and Healing

O satisfy us early with thy mercy; that we may rejoice and be glad all our days. Psalm 90:14

Most Holy Father, who dwellest between the cherubims, in the grace of this morning, I entereth into thy gates with thanksgiving for thy sovereignty and declare Thou art God alone of all kingdoms of the Earth.

In awe, I beseech Thee to answereth me as I call upon Thee to obtain Thy tender mercy, find grace, and the resurrection power of the Master to visit and heal those who are afflicted in their bodies.

Might I remind Thee, Holy Father, of a passage recorded in the Gospels of Christ? For in it, the Son of God, who is most merciful, attended with compassion to a multitude of impotent, sick, oppressed, blind, and deaf and visited the public bedside of a man infirmed for 38 years.

I shall continueth on this morning with fear and reverence of Thee, reading this blessed passage in the Gospel according to St. John.

The sacred Scripture reads, Father:

When Jesus saw him lie, and knew that he had been now a long time in that case, He saith unto him, Wilt thou be made whole? John 5:6

Eternal Father, it appeareth the Master stood near the pool of Bethesda to heal and deliver the man who was gripped by the stubbornness from the spirit of infirmity.

Further, the Scripture records the afflicted man was perhaps steps away from his miracle and watched the waters whereby the Angels troubled to grant healing to those who were first to step into the waters. Yet, there was no one to help the infirmed man into the blessed pool.

Now I declare in Christ’s Name for those who are weak, infirmed, and afflicted in their bodies that our Merciful Healer, who is the same yesterday, today, and forever, visit them with urgency, grant miracles, and maketh them whole.

Oh, Dearest Master, I beseech Thee to even quickeneth whom Thou will!

And so, I giveth Thee thanks for shewing Thy strength in Thine arm and answering this prayer, O God of Hosts. Oh, how I pray Thou shalt becometh the glory of their strength today! In the holy and magnificent Name of Christ Jesus, I pray, Amen.