Prayer Man: More Than a Fuzzy Picture

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The Cuban and Soviet regimes were in turn linked to Oswald through his apparent support for the Cuban regime while in New Orleans in the summer of 1963, and his apparent encounters with a representative of the Soviet regime in Mexico City a few weeks before the assassination. Philippians 4:6 - Be careful for nothing; but in every thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God. May they be filled with thoughts of love, kindness, and righteousness, reflecting your character in all they do. May we all strive to be praying men and women, seeking the face of God and living lives that honor Him. What is the power of a man's prayer? Lee Oswald claimed to have been on the first floor at the time of the assassination. There is certainly very little evidence to support the official doctrine that he was on the sixth floor of the TSBD. An unreliable witness, Howard Brennan, described the gunman as looking somewhat like Oswald, and a handful of other witnesses gave vague descriptions that matched Oswald along with any number of other young, white men. On the other hand:

prayer, an act of communication by humans with the sacred or holy—God, the gods, the transcendent realm, or supernatural powers. Found in all religions in all times, prayer may be a corporate or personal act utilizing various forms and techniques. Prayer has been described in its sublimity as “an intimate friendship, a frequent conversation held alone with the Beloved” by St. Teresa of Ávila, a 16th-century Spanish mystic. Nature and significance Heavenly Father, We ask that you touch the hearts of our congregation to pray for the men and boys of this local assembly. If the figure standing in the shadows of the TSBD entrance is a white man, he must be either Lee Oswald or someone who was not a TSBD employee.

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I try to get the best possible quality media and graphics for the movie I have done and also for the next version I want to release this year. For this I had a little list of gaps that needed to be filled in. One of the pieces I wanted to get was the article from the New York Herald Tribune from Nov 22nd. In research circles this article contains a quote by Ochus V. Campbell which has been used by Sean Murphy i/e, but I never managed to see the article itself. If I am not mistaken it was Sylvia Meagher who used it in her book Accessories After The Fact as a first, but no one actually bothered to dig it out. We give you thanks and praise, knowing that their presence in the body of Christ will enrich and strengthen the entire church. Moral sentiments also are integrating elements, but they are accidental to the development of prayer; virtue is not necessarily expressed in the act of praying, because there exist atheists of incontestable morality. Morality is more a consequence than a cause of prayer; and it follows more than it prepares for the development of the religious person. When President John F. Kennedy was shot I was standing in front of Mullendore’s Cafeteria, 601 Main Street, watching the President’s motorcade. Standing there with me [was] Charles Givens.” ( CE 1381, p.86 [ WCHE, vol.22, p.674], 18 March 1964.) It is through prayer that we are able to communicate our deepest desires and needs to Him and it is through prayer that we are able to receive the wisdom and guidance of the Holy Spirit.We must follow in Joseph's footsteps and make prayer a daily habit, a source of strength and guidance, and a means of drawing closer to God and experiencing His abundant grace and mercy. In March 1964 the Warren Commission asked the FBI to interview every TSBD employee who was at the Elm Street premises on the day of the assassination. All of the 73 people interviewed were asked about their location at the time of the shooting. The relevant parts of their replies, all from CE 1381, are shown below, along with other pertinent statements. Some of the witnesses had made statements to the FBI within days of the assassination, which are collected in CD 5, although none of these statements contains information about the witnesses’ locations that does not appear in CE 1381. I happened to look on the outside and Mr. Shelley was standing outside with Miss Sarah Stanton, I believe her name is, and I said, ‘Well, I’ll go out there and talk with them, sit down and eat my lunch out there, set on the steps.’” ( WCHE, vol.6, p.338, 7 April 1964.)

I was standing on the top step against the railing on the east side of the steps in front of the building. I do not recall who was standing at either side of me but I do know that Mrs. Robert E. Sanders … viewed the motorcade. … Just after the Presidential car passed the building … I heard three loud blasts. … I remained momentarily on the steps and then returned inside the building.” ( CE 1381, p.101 [ WCHE, vol.22, p.683], 19 March 1964.) Is it a trait that only certain individuals possess, or is it something that can be developed and cultivated over time? We see throughout Scripture that prayer is the foundation of a vibrant and flourishing relationship with God. He showed us that prayer is not just a religious duty, but a vital communication with our Heavenly Father.

Could ‘Prayer Man’ Have Been Oswald?

Richard Trask, Pictures of the Pain: Photography and the Assassination of President Kennedy, Yeoman Press, 1994, p.383) May they experience the benefits of healthy eating, leading to greater vitality and effectiveness in serving you and others.

She was standing on the front steps of the building as the President passed.” ( CD 7, p.20, 23 November 1963.) William Shelley last saw Oswald at “10 or 15 minutes before 12 … on the first floor over near the telephone.” ( WCHE, vol.7, p.390.) “He saw OSWALD on two or three occasions during the morning and last saw him sometime between 11:45 A.M. and 12 Noon, when he, SHELLEY, went to lunch. He did not see OSWALD again on this date until he observed OSWALD at the Dallas Police Department.” ( Commission Document 5.) “I did not see Lee Harvey Oswald at the time Pres. Kennedy was shot.” ( CE 1381, p.84 [ WCHE, vol.22, p.673].)Without prayer, our lives become futile and fruitless, as we attempt to navigate the complexities of this world without the guidance of the Holy Spirit. It is not a matter of saying the right words or performing rituals, but of having a heart that is surrendered to God and a faith that trusts in His goodness and sovereignty. Oswald was seen on a lower floor about 15 minutes before the shooting, at the same time as a spectator saw a gunman on the sixth floor. But instead of Oswald giving the above answer (or one similar to it), what we heard coming from Lee Oswald's mouth when asked "Were you in the building at the time?" was this: