What if the prayers you've been looking for have already been prayed - for three thousand years?

In Hebrew, sheva - seven - shares its root with shevua: oath, covenant, promise. Seven is not a lucky number. It is the number of completion. And it runs through the Bible not as decoration but as structure.

SEVEN opens seven ancient biblical stories and from each one draws a prayer that most modern believers have never heard.

Not the familiar prayers. The deep ones.

The prayer Moses cried for Miriam in five words. The Aaronic blessing engraved on silver scrolls in 600 BCE - the oldest biblical text ever found. The High Priest's whispered prayer in the Holy of Holies. The congregation's secret dream prayer, inaudible to everyone except God.

These prayers were prayed by Jesus. They belong to you. You have simply not been introduced to them yet.

Seven sections. Seven weeks. Seven dimensions of the life God intended.

The third book in the Thalassa Brooks prayer series.

The seventh day has no evening. The room has been open since before time had a name. Enter.