Jeremiah 33: 3
"Cry out to me, and I will answer you, and I will teach you great and hidden things that you do not know."
Many people think that praying is the same as crying out or vice versa, but the Bible shows us that both words are not the same, one differs from the other.
Asimple view seems the same but they are radically different.
Anyone can raise a prayer to God but few have been taught to cry.
For example, crying in prayer is a key to receiving answers according to God's law. Psalm 3: 4 "In my voice I cried to Jehovah,
And he answered me from his holy mountain. "
Psalm 4: 1
"Answer me when I cry, O God of my justice.
When I was in anguish, you made me widen;
Have mercy on me, and hear my prayer. "
The promise of being heard by God is strictly reserved for the righteous who cry.
Clamoring involves desperately asking for an inner groan that spills outward in search of supernatural relief.And God is willing to hear us and respond to our cry. </center<