the prayer which Jesus taught his disciples. (Matthew 6:9-13; Luke 11:2-4) "In this prayer our Lord shows his disciples how an infinite variety of wants and requests can be compressed into a few humble petitions. It embodies every possible desire of a praying heart, a whole world of spiritual requirements; yet all in the most simple, condensed and humble form, resembling, in this respect, a pearl on which the light of heaven plays." --Lange. "This prayer contains four great general sentiments, which constitute the very soul of religion, --sentiments which are the germs of all holy deeds in all worlds. (1) Filial reverence : God is addressed not as the great unknown, not as the unsearchable governor, but as a father, the most intelligible, attractive and transforming name. It is a form of address almost unknown to the old covenant, now an then hinted at as reminding the children of their rebellion. (Isaiah 1:2); Mali 1:6 Or mentioned as a last resource of the orphan and desolate creature, (Isaiah 63:16) but never brought out in its fullness, as indeed it could not be, till he was come by whom we have received the adoption of sons." --Alford. (2) "Divine loyalty : Thy kingdom come.? (3) Conscious dependence : Give us this day,? etc. (4) Unbounded confidence : For thine is the power,? etc." --Dr. Thomas' Genius of the Gospels. The doxology, "For thine is the kingdom" etc., is wanting in many manuscripts. It is omitted in the Revised Version; but it nevertheless has the authority of some manuscripts, and is truly biblical, almost every word being found in (1 Chronicles 29:11) and is a true and fitting ending for prayer.

Christ's Intercession...
... to the command of Christ, we call upon the heavenly Father through Jesus Christ
our only Mediator, as we are taught in the Lords Prayer; being assured that ...
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First Part.
... To this fire and these wings, which we in the Lords prayer desire to imitate, there
is nothing in us answerable but our zeale; as wheeles to the charriot ...
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Prayer.
... the true worth of prayer or rightly appreciate the privilege of prayer? Man esteems
it a great honor to be admitted into the courts of the lords and kings of ...
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The Redeemer's Prayer
... These people, and none others, are the object of our Saviour's prayer. ... Have you said,
"O Lord other lords have had dominion over me; but now I reject them, and ...
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Prayer.
... Who would not consider it a great honor and blessed privilege to be admitted into
the courts of the lords and the ... how few appreciate the privilege of prayer! ...
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How Brother Pacifico, Being in Prayer, Saw the Soul of Brother ...
... It pleased God that Brother Pacifico, being one day in prayer in a solitary place,
was ... died, at the time when the friars, at the demand of the Lords of Bruforte ...
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Lord of Mercy and of Might
... THE HYMNAL. I. DAILY PRAYER: Morning Daily Prayer: Through the Week 41. ... Borne aloft
on angels' wings,. Lord of lords, and King of kings: Jesus, hear and save. ...
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Savior, when Night Involves the Skies
... THE HYMNAL. I. DAILY PRAYER: Morning Daily Prayer: Through the Week 39. ... Thee, throned
in glory's endless blaze,. Thee, Lord of lords and King of kings. ...
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Prayer for the Abolition of Slavery.
... Prayer for the Abolition of Slavery. ... cords, Save those of love, which brings Man,
from his long wand'rings, Back"to the King of kings," The Lord of lords? ...
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The Costliness of Prayer
... To come back to Paul"that man of time and thought in prayer, if ever there ... And again:
"The Blessed and Only Potentate, the King of kings, and Lord of lords. ...
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