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Watch, O Lord, with those who wake, or watch or weep tonight, and give Your angels charge over those who sleep. Tend Your sick ones, O Lord Jesus Christ; rest Your weary ones; bless Your dying ones; soothe Your suffering ones; pity Your afflicted ones; shield Your joyous ones; and all for Your love's sake.
In Jesus name we pray, Amen.

God does not hear your prayers. O foolish man, it matters not how you pray, or how you end your prayers. You can pray whichever way you like, you can end your prayers whatever way you choose, that's all fine and dandy, however, if the God you pray to is the God in the Bible, “All go unto one place." Ec 3: 20, "Omniparens eadem rerum commune sepulchrum." "The mother and the sepulcher of all.", in the Tet·ra·gram·ma·ton (In God's name). Tet·ra·gram·ma·ton (It) is "the sepulcher of the man of God" 2 Ki 23: 17, wherein "thou shalt call thy walls salvation," Isa 60: 1, therein "All are of the dust (Genesis 3: 19; Psalm 104: 29; Psalm 146: 4), "Dust" is a Bible symbol meaning "Dissolution" (Termination and extinction). By war-shipping the God of the Bible, thou shalt dwell therein, inside of "It"For "It" is "The Christ of God" Lu 9: 20, “It is the power of God” I Co 1: 24, “It is God” Sa 22: 48, “He it is,” Joh 1: 27, “For it became him, for whom are all things,” He 2: 10, “Because in It he had rested” Ge 2: 3 “heaven itself” He 9: 24, “It is the LORD.” Joh 21: 7, “and his name is called The Word of God.” Re 19: 13, “the word of the LORD is against you.” Zep 2:5.

Does the aforementioned leave you surprised? It shouldn't, "Because the LORD had said he would destroy you. " De 9: 25, some 670 times, by that statistic alone, one can surmise "God hath determined to destroy thee, " II Ch 25: 16, to wit: “He turneth man to destruction.” Ps 90: 3, "he destroyeth the perfect and the wicked." Job 9: 22, “For no man hath ascended into heaven” Jo 3: 13, wherefore, "Thou shalt be brought down to hell. " Isa 14: 15, whereas, "We have made a covenant with death, and with hell are we at agreement:" Isa 28: 15.

But wait minute,,, Is there no rebirth for me? Will I not be reborn, born again, born anew, maybe reincarnated? Ahh,,, no: Since those words do not occur even once in the Bible we can come to the conclusion that the book is not about you getting anything like that, as a matter of fact, the book does not even allude to you having any form of existence such as the one you currently enjoy, well, save resurrection, but the only ones getting resurrected are Jesus and Lazarus, the closest you get to that is "a lively hope by the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead," in 1 Pe 1: 3, and "unto the resurrection of damnation." in Joh 5: 29.
God has a direct drive metabolism, in with the new, out with the old.

What ? Shall we receive good at the hand of God, and not receive evil ? Job 2: 10

Hopelessly indoctrinated Blind faith believers have a tendency to disbelieve what I say, thus, some things are best explained by the Bible itself, like the Christian disposition:

"Though he slay me, yet will I trust in him." Job 13: 15.

Ä´-mĕn that, and Hellallayouya !!!