Quote by Martin Luther

The fewer the words, the better the prayer.

The fewer the words, the better the prayer.

Summary

This quote implies that an effective prayer does not need to be elaborate or lengthy, but rather succinct and focused. By minimizing the number of words, the pray-er can minimize distractions and truly concentrate on their intentions and connection with a higher power. It suggests that simplicity and directness are key to a meaningful prayer, emphasizing the idea that heartfelt prayers can speak volumes without overt verbosity.

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By Martin Luther

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