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John 14:13-14 and 16:23-24 ('whatsoever ye shall ask the Father in my name, he will give it you'; 'hitherto have ye asked nothing in my name'). Asking in the name is not ending a prayer 'for Jesus' sake', which brings nothing, but assuming the nature of the thing desired, for the name is the nature, and the name is I AM. The promise sets no limit on what may be asked.
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John 16:23 | Whatsoever thing ye desire, ask it in my name, and the Father will give it to you
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name simply means nature
daring to assume that I am that which I want to be, when at the moment of my assumption reason and my senses deny it, is asking in his name