The Lord's Day Morning January 15, 2006 Ephesians 3:16b-17 “What to Pray For One Another” Dr. J. Ligon Duncan III When we were together last, we were looking at verses 14-16 — to be precise, verses 14 to 16a. We only got half way through verse 16, and we said there that we learned why Paul was praying the prayer; we learned a little bit about to whom Paul was praying the prayer, what Paul thought about this God to whom he was praying; we learned how Paul prayed the prayer, and we learned in light of what great reality Paul had prayed the prayer: that is, we saw that Paul's prayers for blessing on the Ephesian Christians and on you and me were prayers in light of the glorious gift of God's grace to us in Jesus Christ. In Ephesians 1 we explored God's saving plan to…