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Dominique1313 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

Meaning of the phrase "accept any request"

Hello,

I am looking at the phrase "accept any request" that is found at the very end of the following paragraph:

"Jesus mentioned to St. faustina that "During the hour of mercy, I [Jesus] will refuse nothing to the soul that makes a request of me in virtue of my passion". This promise of Jesus is telling us that a prayer during the hour of mercy, submitted by a pious and devout sharer of the passion of Christ, will be heard by Jesus and that Jesus will surely accept (not refuse) any request that such a prayer contains."

In this context, does the phrase "accept any request" mean that "agreeing to grant any request"?

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Dominique1313 In this context, does the phrase "accept any request" mean that "agreeing to grant any request"? I presume so, since Jesus was such a nice guy. But in real life, it would just mean 'listen to any request'.

  • Dominique1313 In this context, does the phrase "accept any request" mean that "agreeing to grant any request"?
  • I presume so, since Jesus was such a nice guy.
  • But in real life, it would just mean 'listen to any request'.
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Dominique1313In this context, does the phrase "accept any request" mean that "agreeing to grant any request"?
I presume so, since Jesus was such a nice guy. But in real life, it would just mean 'listen to any request'.

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