The document discusses praying in the will, word, and weight of God. It notes that being "in Christ" means having the Holy Spirit within and authority to pray according to God's will as revealed in scripture. While excitement is not required, fervent prayer should be persistent, powerful, and in line with what matters to God. The conclusion urges Christians to neither fear praying out of the will of the Spirit nor assume their prayers are always properly spiritual without diligence.

1. THE BOOK OF JUDE
LESSON TWENTY-SIX – BUT YE, PRAYING

3. I. PRAYING IN THE WILL OF GOD
If you are “in Christ” the Holy Ghost is “in you”
and you have the authority to pray.

4. II. PRAYING IN THE WORD OF GOD
Praying in the Holy Ghost means praying for
the things that matter to the Lord.

5. III. PRAYING IN THE WEIGHT OF GOD
We think fervent as being excited.
I think it might be appropriate to think of
fervent as being persistent and importunate.
But the word has more to do with power and
work.

6. CONCLUSION
 No Christian ought to be afraid to pray lest his
prayers not be in the Holy Ghost.
 However, neither should any of us take it for granted
that our prayers are in the Holy Ghost.
 The Bible tells us to do it, so we must be able to pray
in the Holy Ghost and
 The Bible tells us to do it, so it’s likely that not all
praying is in the Holy Ghost.