The Lord's Prayer
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'''Commentary:''' This book sets forth a standard prayer that should be said to praise God. It is a simple prayer. Although short, its meaning and depth is profound, and says more than meaningless long chants. It should be said from the depth of the heart. | '''Commentary:''' This book sets forth a standard prayer that should be said to praise God. It is a simple prayer. Although short, its meaning and depth is profound, and says more than meaningless long chants. It should be said from the depth of the heart. | ||
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Current revision as of 21:33, 28 December 2006
Book 44 of the Marfat
44: The Lord’s Prayer
1. The prophet Jesus gave humans the
2. following prayer instructions, for the
3. simplest and most heartfelt prayer:
4. “Go to a quiet place, alone, and kneel
5. down and pray.” He then gave to people the following prayer
6. for this purpose, a prayer to be uttered when one was in need:
7. Our father, God who is in heaven, amen!
8. Our father, God, hallowed be your name.
9. Give us our daily bread today.
10. Forgive us of our trespasses
11. As we forgive others who trespass against us.
12. Lead us not into temptation
13. But deliver us from evil, forever and ever.
14. May your kingdom come and your will be done
15. On Earth as it is in Heaven, Amen!
16. Defeat the Devil, wake the dead.
17. Our father, God who was, is, and will be,
18. Hallowed be thy name, Amen!
Commentary: This book sets forth a standard prayer that should be said to praise God. It is a simple prayer. Although short, its meaning and depth is profound, and says more than meaningless long chants. It should be said from the depth of the heart.
