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35 Matthew 6:13 The Lord’s Prayer: Temptation

December 8, 2021 by Krisan Marotta

This last request is not to avoid the choice posed by temptation. This request is to be preserved through the choice. Father, do not let me fall into temptation to my doom.

Filed Under: Matthew Tagged With: Lords Prayer, Matthew, Temptation

33 Matthew 6:11 The Lord’s Prayer: Daily Bread

November 17, 2021 by Krisan Marotta

In Matthew 6:11 we don’t know with certainty what the word translated “daily” means. This leads to much debate and two good interpretations: one literal and one metaphorical. Both understandings have merit. Both use good methodology. Both teach something that is taught elsewhere in Scripture, and in that sense, both of them are true. In this life, we may never be certain which one Jesus meant, but we can affirm the truths both of them teach.

Filed Under: Matthew Tagged With: Daily Bread, Lords Prayer, Matthew

32 Matthew 6:7-10 The Lord’s Prayer: Thy Kingdom Come

November 10, 2021 by Krisan Marotta

In giving us the Lord’s prayer, Jesus is not giving us a ritual to perform or a spiritual discipline to ensure our prayers are answered. Jesus is challenging us to consider what is our hearts are set on. 

Filed Under: Matthew Tagged With: Lords Prayer, Matthew

daily, epiousios

October 5, 2021 by Krisan Marotta

The word translated “daily” in the Lord’s prayer (ἐπιούσιος) appears only in the Lord’s prayer in Matthew 6:11 and Luke 11:3. Since this word is used nowhere else, we can’t be sure what it means. Both modern and ancient scholars have proposed several different suggestions for its meaning.

Filed Under: Word Study - Greek Tagged With: Daily, Lords Prayer, word study

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