<p>11:25<em> And whenever you stand praying, forgive those you have something against; so that your Father who is in heaven may also forgive you your trespasses- </em>The Lord assumed that whenever we pray, we will include a request for forgiveness. Not only is this one of the few requests in His model prayer, but Mk. 11:25 reflects the same assumption: &quot;<em>Whensoever </em>ye stand praying, forgive, if ye have ought against any one; that your Father&hellip; may forgive you&quot; (RV). <em>Whenever</em> we pray we should be seeking forgiveness. And the Lord also implies that whenever we pray, we will almost always have something against someone else. For He knew well that human society is inevitably filled with misunderstandings and bad feelings against each other.</p>