Praying from Luke 23:17. Themes: Redemption, Justice, Mercy.

Dear Lord, as we approach this feast, we pray that you guide us in all our decisions. Just as Pilate had to release one prisoner, we ask that you help us release any negative thoughts or emotions that may be holding us back. May we be filled with your love and grace, and may we use this opportunity to spread kindness and joy to those around us. We trust in your divine plan and ask for your guidance in all things. Amen.

Verse: Now he had to release one prisoner to them at the feast.
Luke 23:17

This is a Command. The verse is commanding the release of one prisoner during the feast.

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