Biblical Protestant Prayer
Hannah's Prayer
Hannah's Prayer is a biblical prayer of praise from 1 Samuel 2 that celebrates God's holiness, strength, justice, and care for the humble.
Biblical setting
Hannah's Prayer appears in 1 Samuel 2 after God answers Hannah's long season of grief and longing with the birth of Samuel.
Her prayer is not only personal thanksgiving. It rises into praise of God's holiness, strength, justice, and power to lift the lowly.
Why it matters in Protestant prayer
In Protestant prayer life, Hannah's Prayer is often remembered as a model of gratitude, surrendered trust, and praise after suffering.
It gives language for worshiping God as the One who sees the humble, reverses human pride, strengthens the weak, and acts with holy justice.
How it may be prayed
Hannah's Prayer may be prayed word for word, read as a song of thanksgiving, or used as a guide for praising God after a season of waiting, grief, answered prayer, or renewed hope.
Source note
PWG currently provides the King James Version wording of Hannah's Prayer from 1 Samuel 2:1-10 for this Protestant prayer path. Other modern Bible translations may have separate copyright or permission considerations.