Is it right for Christians to pray in Citation of one specific Pastor

For example " O God of Pastor Ade......"

Biblically is right or wrong?

I believe using the name of anointed men of God stated in Bible as citation or some sort of


We can pray saying "O God of Moses, Oh God of Elijah,... Those are the prophet we know very well and we are sure of dare Christian life

So am not really sure using the name of pastors this days is a correct means of praying

princeemmma:
Is it right for Christians to pray in Citation of one specific Pastor

For example " O God of Pastor Ade......"

Biblically is right or wrong?

Ofcourse it is wrong! Jesus Christ instead said you should pray to the Father - Matthew 6 vs 6 - 15

princeemmma:
I believe using the name of anointed men of God stated in Bible as citation or some sort of
We can pray saying "O God of Moses, Oh God of Elijah,... Those are the prophet we know very well and we are sure of dare Christian life

So am not really sure using the name of pastors this days is a correct means of praying

As one who claims to be a follower of Jesus Christ, you are not called according to God's Old Covenant Law of Moses, God's Constitution given to the people of Israel- those born with the blood of Jacob coursing through their veins - as the National Constitution of the Nation of Israel in the Land of Canaan - Deuteronomy 30 vs 15 - 20. So it makes no sense of any kind to try to model your life after even Elijah, or David in any way or form.

Instead you are called according to God's New Covenant Law and Truth, Jesus Christ, in the Kingdom of God and are so expected to live your life in submission to and obedience of the teachings(and commandments) of Jesus Christ, the Law in the Kingdom of God - John 14 vs 15 - 25 & John 15 vs 14.

Jesus Christ said you should instead pray to the Father in Heaven, the Adonai, the Abba. So do you obey Jesus Christ or do you follow an understanding that is all yours??