
Acts 6:4 · World English Bible
Acts 6:4 Meaning But We Will Continue Steadfastly in Prayer
But we will continue steadfastly in prayer and in the ministry of the word.

Acts 6:4 · World English Bible
But we will continue steadfastly in prayer and in the ministry of the word.
To give yourself continually to prayer is not to spend all day muttering requests. It is to stay rooted in inner stillness while your hands do their work, returning to presence again and again through the ordinary hours.
From the Ego v. Being reading below.
The same verse, read by one tradition.

EGO & BEING
To give yourself continually to prayer is not to spend all day muttering requests. It is to stay rooted in inner stillness while your hands do their work, returning to presence again and again through the ordinary hours.
The self is always pulled outward by a thousand demands, each one insisting it is urgent. These few knew that if they lost their inner ground, their words would become empty noise. So they made stillness their first commitment and let their speaking flow out of it. When you stay anchored in the quiet depth within, whatever you then do and say carries something that busyness alone can never give it.
Ego v. Being lens
How much of what you said today came from a settled place, and how much came from the rush?
Chop wood, carry water. The stillness is not somewhere else; it is in the chopping.
Remembrance is a thread you keep hold of through the day's noise, not a room you enter and leave.
Muddy water clears when it is left alone. Act from the settled depth, not the stirred surface.

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