Three Arguments in Favour of Midnight and Three in the Morning Prayer
As a fundamental spiritual and Christian routine, we should pray at midnight (12 am) and three in the morning. The Bible does not say that believers should fast at three in the morning, but it does give clear examples of God’s servants who were eager to fast at midnight. Acts 16:20 lists Paul and Silas as two excellent examples of these kind of individuals.
The Bible says that at midnight, while they were imprisoned, they were loudly singing and praying. After an earthquake shattered the jail doors, God released the captives.
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- Now is the ideal moment to ask for forgiveness.
This is because the devil is out there attempting to ᴛᴏʀṍᴇɴṛ them while the majority of people are asleep. During this time, the majority of witches engage in their malevolent activities, and the most effective way to defeat the forces of evil is via prayer. - This is the moment to ask for forgiveness and pity. It is a peaceful and quiet place to pray, therefore one should get up and confess their sins to God without interruption.
- The 3:00 a.m. sunrises give you the strength and depth to develop stronger. It makes it possible to be well, sleep soundly knowing that God is watching over you, and wake up feeling blessed beyond measure.