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St John the Baptist Orthodox Brotherhood Christian Prayer Beads Bracelet – 25 8MM Wooden Beads & Cross – Adult Men/Women Size!
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St John the Baptist Orthodox Brotherhood Christian Features
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Our Largest Size!
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Bracelet 20 cm / 8 inches in circumference, Perfect size for: adult women with larger wrists, adult men
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25 smooth wooden beads each 8MM in diameter, in addition to one cross shaped bead.
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Linked by an elastic plastic band so that it sits snugly on your wrist but can also be removed easily.
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Moveable beads also makes tracking around the bracelet easier during prayer so that you never lose your place.
About St John The Baptist Orthodox Brotherhood Christian
Description This elastic prayer bracelet is perfect for quickly turning to prayer at any moment of the day. It is commonly used for recitation of the Jesus Prayer which is a brief, well known prayer practiced throughout the world. It is: “Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me.” This bracelet may also be used for other brief prayers throughout the day which may be tailored to one’s circumstances. For example, one may repeatedly say to the Lord while going around the bracelet, “Lord give me strength,” “Lord defend me,” “Jesus I need You,” or other such supplicatory prayers. Or, in other cases, one may say to Jesus our Bridegroom, “Jesus I love You,” “Jesus You’re all I want,” “Jesus You are sufficient for me,” or “Jesus I want to know You more.” Such repeated prayers may indeed open the flood gates of the soul for the anxiety, emotion, and stress within to be poured out towards God, and for God to pour out His mercy, grace, tenderness, and consolation into our souls. In this way, we may practically fulfill Paul's injunction to "pray without ceasing" (1 Thessalonians 5:17).
