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PRAYER Continued, from Page 35 Thou hast said, “ P rom o tion comes not from the east nor from the west, but from Thee.” We ac knowledge Thy divine help in the selection of our leadership each four years. We recognize, 0 Lord, that in Thy sovereignty Thou has permitted Richard Nixon to lead us at this momentous hour of our his tory. We beseech Thee that he will have Thy divine guidance and pow er daily. Help him as Thou didst help Thy servants of old. Our Fa ther we know his burdens and re sponsibilities will be overwhelming. He will hold in his hands the des tiny of more people than any man in history. 0 God, our new Presi dent needs Thee as no man ever needed Thee in leading a people! There will be times when he will be overwhelmed by the problems at home and abroad that have been building up to the breaking point for many years. Protect him from physical danger. And in the lonely moments of decision grant him an u n com p rom is ing courage to do what is morally right. Give him a cool head and a warm heart. Give him a compassion for those in physical, moral, and spiritual need. We pray that Thou wilt so guide Richard Nixon in handling the af fairs of state that the whole world will marvel and glorify Thee. O God, we consecrate Richard Milhous Nixon to the Presidency of these United States with the assur ance that from this hour on, as he and his family move into the White House, they will have the presence and the power of Thy Son who said, “ I will never leave thee nor forsake thee.” What we pray for President Nixon we pray for Vice President Agnew and members of the Cabinet. May they be given a wisdom and a cour age that is beyond their own. Bless them as a team to lead America to the dawning of a new day with renewed trust in God that will lead to peace, justice, and prosperity. We pray this humbly in the Name of the Prince of Peace Who shed His blood on the cross that men might have eternal life. Amen. KB
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