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The Powerful Lord_s Prayer - What Does Jesus Teach Us With It_ _ Bible Stories · truthunedited

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  Speaker 1: Imagine a prayer so simple that even a child can
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  Speaker 1: memorize it, yet so profound that theologians and scholars have
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  Speaker 1: spent centuries delving into its meaning. This is the Lord's Prayer,
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  Speaker 1: the prayer taught by Jesus during one of the most
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  Speaker 1: iconic moments of his journey, the Sermon on the Mount.
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  Speaker 1: It is not merely a well structured set of words,
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  Speaker 1: but a model that transcends cultures, errors, and beliefs. As
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  Speaker 1: they recite this prayer, millions of people around the world
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  Speaker 1: connect to a divine call, an invitation to understand who
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  Speaker 1: God is, who we are, and how we ought to live.
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  Speaker 1: To grasp its significance, we need to journey back in
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  Speaker 1: time to the context in which Jesus presented it. In
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  Speaker 1: those days, prayers were often lengthy, filled with formalities, and
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  Speaker 1: frequently confined to religious circles. Jewish spiritual leaders used prayers
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  Speaker 1: as public displays of devotion, but these were not always sincere.
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  Speaker 1: Against this backdrop, Jesus emerged breaking paradigms. He not only
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  Speaker 1: challenged the religious norms of the time, but also taught
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  Speaker 1: something radical. Prayer is an intimate conversation with God, a
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  Speaker 1: loving father who cares deeply for each one of us.
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  Speaker 1: When Jesus taught the Lord's Prayer, he wasn't merely providing
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  Speaker 1: a formula to be repeated mechanically. He was presenting a
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  Speaker 1: practical spiritual guide that helps us align our lives with
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  Speaker 1: divine purposes. Every phrase in this prayer holds precious lessons
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  Speaker 1: about our relationship with God, with others, and even with ourselves.
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  Speaker 1: It teaches us to balance faith, dependence, and responsibility, while
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  Speaker 1: reminding us of the importance of living with humility, gratitude,
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  Speaker 1: and forgiveness. We live in a fast paced world, filled
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  Speaker 1: with distractions and concerns. Many struggle to find meaning, purpose,
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  Speaker 1: or even a moment of peace. The Lord's Prayer, though
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  Speaker 1: taught too millennia ago, remains a powerful compass for our spirituality.
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  Speaker 1: It invites us to pause, reflect, and reconnect with what
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  Speaker 1: is eternal. It serves as a reminder that no matter
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  Speaker 1: the challenges we face, we are not alone. There is
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  Speaker 1: a God who calls us his children, who desires to
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  Speaker 1: be our refuge and guide. More than a religious ritual,
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  Speaker 1: the Lord's Prayer is a transformative dialogue. It teaches us
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  Speaker 1: that God is near yet sovereign, that our daily needs
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  Speaker 1: matter to Him, yet we also have responsibilities as Christians.
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  Speaker 1: Above all, it invites us to live in harmony with
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  Speaker 1: the values of God's Kingdom, justice, love, and forgiveness. In
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  Speaker 1: this video, we'll explore every detail of this extraordinary prayer,
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  Speaker 1: will uncover what each phrase truly means and how we
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  Speaker 1: can apply its teachings in our daily lives. Get ready
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  Speaker 1: to dive into the spiritual death of the Lord's Prayer,
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  Speaker 1: rediscovering a prayer that not only connects us to God,
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  Speaker 1: but also transforms who we are. Now, let me ask you.
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  Speaker 1: Have you ever recited the Lord's Prayer with an open heart,
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  Speaker 1: seeking to understand what each word represents. If not, this
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  Speaker 1: is your chance. Join me on this journey as we
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  Speaker 1: uncover the precious lessons Jesus left us in his prayer
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  Speaker 1: when starting the prayer with the words our Father, who
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  Speaker 1: is in Heaven Matthew six'. Nine jesus presents a unique
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  Speaker 1: and revolutionary view Of god in a historical period when
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  Speaker 1: many cultures viewed their deities as, distant, severe or, Indifferent
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  Speaker 1: jesus reveals A god who is close and, personal someone
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  Speaker 1: who can be Called. Father this introduction is not just
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  Speaker 1: an opening, phrase it is an invitation to reevaluate how
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  Speaker 1: we relate to the creator of the. Universe to grasp
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  Speaker 1: the depth of these, words we must place ourselves in
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  Speaker 1: the context Of jesus. Listeners In jewish, Tradition god was
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  Speaker 1: revered with such holiness that his name h W h
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  Speaker 1: was not even. Pronounced he was seen as, transcendent, holy and,
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  Speaker 1: powerful and indeed he is all of. That, however by
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  Speaker 1: Calling god, Father jesus demonstrates that this holiness does not
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  Speaker 1: separate him from. Us on the, contrary he calls us
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  Speaker 1: into an intimate relationship like that of a loving father
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  Speaker 1: with his. Children the term father here comes from The
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  Speaker 1: aramaic word, abbah which expresses, affection, intimacy and. Trust it's
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  Speaker 1: akin to daddy or dear. Father In romans eight, fifteen
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  Speaker 1: the Apostle paul reinforces this, idea, saying you receive the
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  Speaker 1: spirit of adoption by whom we cry, Out Abbah. Father
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  Speaker 1: we are not addressing a distant or Indifferent, god but
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  Speaker 1: a father who knows us, deeply who cares for, us
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  Speaker 1: and who wants to hear our. Cries but why Does
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  Speaker 1: jesus add who is in? Heaven this part Of the
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  Speaker 1: prayer balances the concept Of god's closeness with his majesty and.
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  Speaker 1: Sovereignty he is not just an earthly. Father he is
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  Speaker 1: the creator of all, things The king of the, universe
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  Speaker 1: dwelling in a place of glory beyond human. Reach by
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  Speaker 1: affirming That god is in, Heaven jesus reminds us of
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  Speaker 1: his supreme authority and that he is worthy of reverence and.
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  Speaker 1: Worship this contrast is. Fundamental god is both our close
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  Speaker 1: father and the sovereign lord who rules over. All there
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  Speaker 1: is immense beauty in this. Combination when we Recognize god
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  Speaker 1: as our, father we can approach him with, confidence knowing
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  Speaker 1: That he loves us. Unconditionally hebrews four sixteen encourages. Us
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  Speaker 1: let us then Approach god's throne of grace with a,
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  Speaker 1: confidence so that we may receive mercy and find grace
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  Speaker 1: to help us in our time of. Need at the same,
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  Speaker 1: time when we declare That he is in, heaven we
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  Speaker 1: acknowledge that we stand before a, holy, powerful and perfectly Just.
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  Speaker 1: God this duality teaches us two important lessons for our
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  Speaker 1: relationship With. God the first is about. Trust Because god
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  Speaker 1: is our, father we can bring our concerns pains and
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  Speaker 1: needs to him without fear of. Rejection he is, available,
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  Speaker 1: accessible and desires a relationship with. Us the second is about.
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  Speaker 1: Reverence by addressing a father who is in, heaven we
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  Speaker 1: recognize our position as dependent and limited children before an
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  Speaker 1: infinite and Eternal. God another important point is That jesus
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  Speaker 1: uses the expression our father rather than my. Father this
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  Speaker 1: reflects a collective aspect Of christian. Faith when we, pray
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  Speaker 1: we are not merely expressing our personal relationship With, god
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  Speaker 1: but also uniting us ourselves with the great family of.
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  Speaker 1: Believers we are part of something, larger a global community
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  Speaker 1: that shares the same Heavenly. Father this plural form reenforces
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  Speaker 1: the idea that we must live in unity and love
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  Speaker 1: for one, another just as children who share the Same.
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  Speaker 1: Father this perspective also challenges us to live in a
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  Speaker 1: way that honors our Heavenly. Father In matthew five, Sixteen jesus,
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  Speaker 1: says let your light so shine before, men that they
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  Speaker 1: may see your good works and glorify Your, father who
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  Speaker 1: is in. Heaven when we understand Who god is both
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  Speaker 1: as a close father and as the Sovereign, lord our
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  Speaker 1: lives should reflect this reality through actions that glorify his. Name,
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  Speaker 1: moreover the idea of A god who is in heaven
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  Speaker 1: highlights his ability to see beyond what we can. Perceive
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  Speaker 1: he is above all human, limitations knowing the, past the,
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  Speaker 1: present and the. Future this means we can fully trust
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  Speaker 1: In his wisdom and plans even when we do not
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  Speaker 1: understand what is happening in our. Lives psalm ONE o
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  Speaker 1: three nineteen declares The lord has established his throne in
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  Speaker 1: heaven and his kingdom rules over. All he is not
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  Speaker 1: only a loving, father he is also a father with
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  Speaker 1: absolute power to act on our. Behalf this view Of
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  Speaker 1: god also confronts any notions of self. Sufficiency when we
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  Speaker 1: recognize That he is in, heaven we understand our dependence on.
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  Speaker 1: Him we do not control, everything but we can trust
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  Speaker 1: in a father who has complete. Control this trust is,
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  Speaker 1: liberating as it allows us to rest in his sovereignty
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  Speaker 1: while we strive to live in obedience and. Love understanding
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  Speaker 1: the meaning of Our father who art in heaven calls
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  Speaker 1: us to live in a balanced relationship With, god combining
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  Speaker 1: intimacy and. Reverence this phrase is not just an introduction to.
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  Speaker 1: Prayer it is a foundation for how we see and
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  Speaker 1: connect With. God recognizing him as our father gives us, security,
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  Speaker 1: belonging and, hope while knowing That he is in heaven
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  Speaker 1: invites us to worship him and trust in his. Sovereignty
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  Speaker 1: it is precisely this trust and reverence that lead us
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  Speaker 1: to the next part of The lord's, Prayer hallowed Be Thy.
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  Speaker 1: Name after Acknowledging god as our father in, Heaven jesus
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  Speaker 1: teaches us to do something, essential Sanctify god's name In
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  Speaker 1: matthew six x. Nine by Saying hallowed Be Thy, Name
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  Speaker 1: jesus invites us to Give god the honour and reverence he.
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  Speaker 1: Deserves but what does it mean to Hallow god's name
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  Speaker 1: and how does this part of the prayer shape our
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  Speaker 1: lives and daily. Attitudes to hallow means to treat something
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  Speaker 1: as holy set, apart worthy of absolute reverence and. Respect
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  Speaker 1: when we ask That god's name be, hallowed we are
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  Speaker 1: affirming That he is, holy, pure and perfect in every.
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  Speaker 1: Way In leviticus eleven forty, Four god, declares be, holy
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  Speaker 1: FOR i am. Holy this is not just an attribute Of,
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  Speaker 1: god but the essence of who he. Is by hallowing his,
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  Speaker 1: name we acknowledge this holiness and declare that his glory
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  Speaker 1: is above. All in The, Bible god's name is more
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  Speaker 1: than just a. Title it represents his, character, nature and.
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  Speaker 1: Actions In exodus three, Fourteen god reveals himself To moses
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  Speaker 1: AS i am WHO i am h W, h a
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  Speaker 1: name expressing his eternal and self sufficient. Existence two. Hallow
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  Speaker 1: god's name therefore is to honor all that he, is his,
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  Speaker 1: justice his, love his, grace and his. Power this part
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  Speaker 1: of the prayer teaches us an important. Lesson god must
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  Speaker 1: be the center of our. Lives when we say hallowed
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  Speaker 1: be thy, name we are Placing god, first recognizing that
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  Speaker 1: he is worthy of our total. Devotion this opposes the
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  Speaker 1: human tendency to seek glory for ourselves or to put
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  Speaker 1: other things In god's. Place In isaiah forty two, Eight god,
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  Speaker 1: STATES i am The. Lord that is my, name and
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  Speaker 1: my GLORY i will not give to. Another Honoring god's
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  Speaker 1: name is not something we do only with, words but
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  Speaker 1: primarily through our. Actions In matthew five, Sixteen jesus tells,
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  Speaker 1: us let your light so shine before men that they
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  Speaker 1: may see your good works and glorify Your, father who
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  Speaker 1: is in. Heaven our daily actions reflect whether we are
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  Speaker 1: Hallowing god's name or. Not when we act with, honesty
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  Speaker 1: we show that we follow The god of. Truth when we,
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  Speaker 1: forgive we Reflect god's merciful. Character when we, love even
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  Speaker 1: in difficult, circumstances we glorify The god who is. Love,
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  Speaker 1: however Hallowing god's name also involves what we refrain from.
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  Speaker 1: Doing when we Dishonor god with our, words, attitudes or,
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  Speaker 1: choices we fail to hallow his. Name In ezekiel thirty
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  Speaker 1: six twenty, Three god rebukes his people for dishonoring his
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  Speaker 1: name among the, nations but promises to restore. IT i
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  Speaker 1: will sanctify my great, name which has been profaned among the,
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  Speaker 1: nations and the nations shall know THAT i am The.
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  Speaker 1: Lord this shows That god deeply cares about how his
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  Speaker 1: name is, treated both by his children and by the.
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  Speaker 1: World so how can we Hallow god's name in practical?
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  Speaker 1: Terms it begins with recognizing his holiness in our. Hearts
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  Speaker 1: psalm twenty nine two calls us to give unto The
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  Speaker 1: lord the glory due to his, name worship The lord
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  Speaker 1: in the beauty of. Holiness this internal recognition must manifest
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  Speaker 1: externally in our actions and. Words when we honor our,
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  Speaker 1: commitments act with, integrity and treat people with. Dignity we
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  Speaker 1: Reflect god's. Character, additionally Hallowing god's name involves proclaiming who
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  Speaker 1: he is to the. World in One peter three point,
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  Speaker 1: fifteen we are encouraged to Sanctify christ As lord in your,
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  Speaker 1: hearts always being ready to give a defense to everyone
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  Speaker 1: who asks you for a reason for the hope that
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  Speaker 1: is in, you with gentleness and. Respect this means living
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  Speaker 1: in such a way that our faith is visible and
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  Speaker 1: impacts those around. Us it is also important to remember
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  Speaker 1: that Sanctifying god's name is a daily. Choice in a
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  Speaker 1: world full of, distractions where so many things compete for
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  Speaker 1: our attention and, worship we must intentionally Prioritize. God this
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  Speaker 1: can be done through, prayer reading The, bible praising, him
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  Speaker 1: and obeying his. Commandments these acts help us keep our
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  Speaker 1: focus On god and remind us That he is worthy
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  Speaker 1: of our. Reverence when we Pray hallowed be Your, name
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  Speaker 1: we also commit to living in a way that Exalts
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  Speaker 1: god's name through. Us this might seem like a heavy,
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  Speaker 1: responsibility but we are not alone in this. Journey The
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  Speaker 1: Holy spirit helps us live according To god's, holiness transforming
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  Speaker 1: our thoughts and actions to reflect his. Character, finally Sanctifying
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  Speaker 1: god's name is an act of. Worship it is recognizing
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  Speaker 1: that he is, supreme that his love and justice are,
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  Speaker 1: perfect and that his glory is. Unparalleled it is an
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  Speaker 1: expression of humility as we acknowledge our rightful place as
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  Speaker 1: creatures before The. Creator when we pray this part of
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  Speaker 1: The Lord's, prayer we are reminded that our lives are
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  Speaker 1: not about, ourselves but about glorifying the one who created
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  Speaker 1: and loves us. Unconditionally this attitude of worship and submission
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  Speaker 1: prepares us for the next request in the, Prayer Your Kingdom,
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  Speaker 1: Come your will be done on earth as it is in.
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  Speaker 1: Heaven after, all when we Recognize god's holiness and place
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  Speaker 1: his name at the, center we are naturally led to
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  Speaker 1: desire his kingdom to manifest and his will to prevail
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  Speaker 1: in every area of our. Lives after Acknowledging god's holiness
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  Speaker 1: and declaring our desire to honor his, Name jesus invites
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  Speaker 1: us to, Pray Your Kingdom, Come your will be done
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  Speaker 1: on earth as it is In Heaven matthew six. Ten
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  Speaker 1: this part of the prayer is more than a. Request
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  Speaker 1: it is an expression of surrender and. Hope Here jesus
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  Speaker 1: teaches us to direct our hearts Toward god's eternal plan
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  Speaker 1: and align ourselves With his. Sovereignty what is The kingdom Of?
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  Speaker 1: God this concept is central to jesus message and appears
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  Speaker 1: repeatedly in The. Gospels for, example in matthe hthugh four,
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  Speaker 1: Seventeen jesus begins his ministry by saying, repent for The
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  Speaker 1: kingdom Of heaven is at. Hand The kingdom Of god
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  Speaker 1: is not a physical place like an earthly kingdom with
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  Speaker 1: borders and human. Rulers, instead it is the sovereign reign Of,
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  Speaker 1: god where his justice peace and love fully. Govern it
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  Speaker 1: is the state in which everything is in perfect harmony
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  Speaker 1: With his divine. Will jesus also describes The kingdom Of
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  Speaker 1: god through. Parables In luke thirteen eighteen to, nineteen he
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  Speaker 1: compares the kingdom to a mustard seed that grows into
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  Speaker 1: a large, tree illustrating that while it starts, small it
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  Speaker 1: expands powerfully and. Transformatively In matthew thirteen forty, four he
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  Speaker 1: compares it to a hidden treasure so valuable that someone
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  Speaker 1: would sell everything they have to possess. It these images
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  Speaker 1: reveal that The kingdom Of god is, precious, transformative and
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  Speaker 1: yet to come in its. Fullness when we Pray Your kingdom,
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  Speaker 1: come we are expressing our desire For god's rule to
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  Speaker 1: be established throughout. Creation it is a cry for justice
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  Speaker 1: in a world full of, injustice for peace amid, conflict
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  Speaker 1: and for love in an environment often dominated by. Hatred
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  Speaker 1: this request reflects our hope that one day all things
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  Speaker 1: will be restored and aligned With god's perfect. Plan revelation
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  Speaker 1: twenty one four gives us a glimpse of this, future
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  Speaker 1: Stating he will wipe every tear from their. Eyes there
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  Speaker 1: will be no more death or, mourning or crying or. Pain,
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  Speaker 1: however The kingdom Of god is not just something we
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  Speaker 1: await in the. Future jesus declared In luke seventeen twenty
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  Speaker 1: one that The kingdom Of god is within. You this
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  Speaker 1: means that while we wait for The kingdom's full, manifestation
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  Speaker 1: it is already present in the lives of those who Follow.
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  Speaker 1: Christ each time time we practice, justice promote, peace and
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  Speaker 1: Demonstrate god's, love we are living and spreading the values
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  Speaker 1: of The kingdom here and. Now the request your will
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  Speaker 1: be done is closely tied to the desire to See
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  Speaker 1: God's kingdom. Manifest when we ask For god's will to be,
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  Speaker 1: done we acknowledge that his plans are better and greater than.
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  Speaker 1: Ours isaiah fifty five eight nine reminds us of. This
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  Speaker 1: for my thoughts are not your, thoughts neither are your
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  Speaker 1: ways my, ways declares The. Lord as the heavens are
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  Speaker 1: higher than the, earth so are my ways higher than your,
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  Speaker 1: ways and my thoughts than your. Thoughts this part of
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  Speaker 1: the prayer teaches us to trust completely In, god even
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  Speaker 1: when his plans do not align with our desires or.
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  Speaker 1: Understanding sometimes we want to control circumstances or shape the
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  Speaker 1: future according to our own. Will but praying your will
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  Speaker 1: be done is an act of. Submission it is acknowledged That,
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  Speaker 1: god in his infinite, wisdom knows what is best for
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  Speaker 1: us and for the. World one of the greatest examples
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  Speaker 1: of submission To god's will Is jesus. Himself In matthew
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  Speaker 1: twenty six thirty, nine on the night before his, crucifixion
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  Speaker 1: he prayed in the garden of, gethsemone My, father if
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  Speaker 1: it is, possible may this cut be taken from? Me
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  Speaker 1: yet not AS i, will but as you. Will this
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  Speaker 1: prayer Reveals jesus, humanity but also his complete obedience To
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  Speaker 1: god's plan even in the face of. Suffering Praying your
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  Speaker 1: will be done is not a passive. Act it does
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  Speaker 1: not mean resigning ourselves or ceasing to. Act on the,
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  Speaker 1: contrary it means aligning our hearts and actions With god's.
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  Speaker 1: Purposes it means seeking his guidance in every decision and
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  Speaker 1: living according to his. Commandments romans twelve two Exhorts Ou,
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  Speaker 1: deiji do not conform to the pattern of this, world
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  Speaker 1: but be transformed by the renewing of your. Mind then
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  Speaker 1: you will be able to test and approve What god's will,
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  Speaker 1: is his, good pleasing and perfect. Will this submission To
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  Speaker 1: god's will also brings. Peace when we trust That god
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  Speaker 1: is in, control even amid, difficulties we can rest in
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  Speaker 1: the assurance That he is working for our. Good In
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  Speaker 1: romans eight twenty, Eight paul, affirms and we know that
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  Speaker 1: in all Things god works for the good of those
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  Speaker 1: who Love, him who have been called according To his.
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  Speaker 1: Purpose this promise gives us hope and strength to face life's.
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  Speaker 1: Challenges when we Pray Your kingdom, come your will be,
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  Speaker 1: done we are fully surrendering To. God we declare our
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  Speaker 1: desire to live according to his, values trust in his,
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  Speaker 1: plans and yearn for his justice and peace to permeate all.
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  Speaker 1: Creation it is a prayer that, reshapestive taking us out
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  Speaker 1: of the center and Placing god in his rightful position
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  Speaker 1: As lord of our lives and all. History this surrender
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  Speaker 1: also prepares us for the next petition in The lord's,
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  Speaker 1: prayer give us to day our daily. Bread after, all
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  Speaker 1: Recognizing god's sovereignty and submitting to his will leads us
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  Speaker 1: to depend upon him not only for the grand purposes
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  Speaker 1: of his, kingdom but also for the simple daily necessities
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  Speaker 1: that sustain our. Journey after calling for the coming Of
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  Speaker 1: god's kingdom and the fulfillment of his, Will jesus teaches
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  Speaker 1: us to make a request that seems simple at first,
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  Speaker 1: glance but carries profound, meaning give us to day our
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  Speaker 1: daily Bread matthew six. Eleven with these, words he shows
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  Speaker 1: us That god is concerned not only with eternal, purposes
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  Speaker 1: but also with the practical daily needs of each one of.
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  Speaker 1: Us the request for bread is not merely a literal
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  Speaker 1: reference to physical. Food In jesus, time bread symbolized basic,
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  Speaker 1: sustenance something essential for. Survival by teaching us to Ask
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  Speaker 1: god for our daily, Bread jesus invites us to Trust
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  Speaker 1: him as the provider of all our, needs whether, material,
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  Speaker 1: emotional or. Spiritual this request reminds us that we are
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  Speaker 1: wholly dependent On god for everything that sustains, us both
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  Speaker 1: body and. Soul the concept of daily dependence On god
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  Speaker 1: appears throughout. Scripture In exodus sixteen, four for, Example god
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  Speaker 1: provides manner for The israelites in the, wilderness instructing them
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  Speaker 1: to gather only enough for each. Day this daily provision
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  Speaker 1: taught The israelites to Trust god, continually rather than hoarding
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  Speaker 1: resources on their. Own, Similarly jesus teaches us that our
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  Speaker 1: dependence On god should be renewed every day in an
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  Speaker 1: ongoing relationship of. Trusts but the request for bread goes
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  Speaker 1: beyond physical. Needs it also points to the spiritual provision
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  Speaker 1: we receive From. God In john six thirty, Five jesus,
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  Speaker 1: DECLARES i am the bread of. Life whoever comes to
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  Speaker 1: me will never go, hungry and whoever believes in me
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  Speaker 1: will never be. Thirsty, Here jesus presents himself as the
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  Speaker 1: true sustenance of the, soul the one who satisfies our deepest. Needs,
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  Speaker 1: also for spiritual sustenance that Only he can. Provide this
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  Speaker 1: part of the prayer also teaches us to live with
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  Speaker 1: gratitude for what we have. Today we are often tempted
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  Speaker 1: to worry excessively about the, future seeking security in material
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  Speaker 1: goods or accumulated. Wealth, however In matthew six thirty, Four
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  Speaker 1: jesus tells us do not worry about, tomorrow for tomorrow
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  Speaker 1: will worry about. Itself each day has enough trouble of its.
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  Speaker 1: Own by Asking god for our daily, bread we learn
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  Speaker 1: to trust That he will provide what we need at
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  Speaker 1: the right, time without anxiety for the. Future daily gratitude
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  Speaker 1: is a powerful antidote to dissatisfaction and. Materialism when we
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  Speaker 1: recognize that everything we have comes From, god our hearts
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  Speaker 1: fill with contentment and. Praise In First thessalonians five, Eighteen
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  Speaker 1: paul exhorts us give thanks in all, circumstances for this
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  Speaker 1: Is god's will for you In Christ. Jesus living with
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  Speaker 1: gratitude helps us notice the blessings we often take for,
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  Speaker 1: granted such as the food on our, table the air we,
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  Speaker 1: breathe and even small moments of joy in our daily.
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  Speaker 1: Lives when praying for our daily, bread we are also
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  Speaker 1: invited to reflect on the needs of. Others jesus uses
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  Speaker 1: the word hour instead of, mine indicating that we should
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  Speaker 1: care not only about our own, needs but also about
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  Speaker 1: those of our. Community In james two fifteen to, sixteen
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  Speaker 1: we are challenged to demonstrate our faith through practical. Actions
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  Speaker 1: suppose a brother or sister is without clothes and daily.
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  Speaker 1: Food if one of you says to, them go in,
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  Speaker 1: peace keep warm and well, fed but does nothing about
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  Speaker 1: their physical, needs what good is. It Recognizing god's provision
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  Speaker 1: in our lives calls us to be generous with those in. Need,
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  Speaker 1: furthermore asking for daily bread teaches us to live with
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  Speaker 1: simplicity in a world that constantly encourages us to seek
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  Speaker 1: and accumulate. More this prayer reminds us That god gives
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  Speaker 1: us enough for each. Day this does not mean it
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  Speaker 1: is wrong to plan or, save but we should avoid
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  Speaker 1: greed and obsession with material. Things philippians four eleven to
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  Speaker 1: twelve reflects this. ATTITUDE i have learned to be content
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  Speaker 1: whatever the. CIRCUMSTANCES i know what it is to be in,
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  Speaker 1: need AND i know what it is to have. PLENTY
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  Speaker 1: i have learned the secret of being content in any
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  Speaker 1: and every, situation whether well fed or, hungry whether living
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  Speaker 1: in plenty or in. Want there is also a humility
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  Speaker 1: in this. Request acknowledging that we Need god for something
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  Speaker 1: as basic as bread reminds us of our fragility and
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  Speaker 1: complete dependence On. Him no matter how self sufficient we may,
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  Speaker 1: feel it Is god who sustains our. Lives In acts
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  Speaker 1: seventeen to twenty, Eight paul declares for In him we
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  Speaker 1: live and move and have our. Being this recognition leads
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  Speaker 1: us to a posture of humility and praise Before. God,
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  Speaker 1: finally this part of the prayer invites us to trust
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  Speaker 1: In god's character as a loving father who desires to
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  Speaker 1: meet our. Needs In matthew seven nine, Eleven jesus asks
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  Speaker 1: which of, you if your son asks for, bread will
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  Speaker 1: give him a, stone or if he are asks for a,
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  Speaker 1: fish will give him a. Snake if, you, then though
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  Speaker 1: you are, evil know how to give good gifts to your,
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  Speaker 1: children how much more will Your father in heaven give
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  Speaker 1: good gifts to those who ask. Him this promise encourages
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  Speaker 1: us to pray with. Confidence knowing That god is faithful
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  Speaker 1: to care for. Us when we conclude this part of the,
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  Speaker 1: prayer we are reminded that our dependence On god and
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  Speaker 1: our gratitude for What he provides should be daily. Practices
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  Speaker 1: this dependence frees us from, anxiety invites us to trust
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  Speaker 1: In his, provision and inspires us to live with hearts
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  Speaker 1: full of. Gratitude this attitude prepares us for the next
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  Speaker 1: part of the, prayer which addresses something essential to our spiritual, lives.
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  Speaker 1: Forgiveness just as we depend On god for our physical,
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  Speaker 1: sustenance we also need his grace to restore our relationships
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  Speaker 1: With him and. Others after acknowledging our dependence On god
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  Speaker 1: for daily, Needs jesus leads us to one of the
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  Speaker 1: deepest aspects of, prayer. Forgiveness he teaches us to ask
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  Speaker 1: forgive us our, debts as we also have forgiven our
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  Speaker 1: Debtors matthew six. Twelve Here jesus reveals the heart of The,
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  Speaker 1: gospel A god who offers abundant, grace and calls us
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  Speaker 1: to reflect that same grace in our. Relationships this request
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  Speaker 1: is not just about receiving, forgiveness but also about becoming
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  Speaker 1: channels of. Forgiveness when we speak of, debts we are
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  Speaker 1: not merely referring to financial or material. Obligations jesus uses
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  Speaker 1: this term to represent our, sins our failures to Fulfill god's,
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  Speaker 1: will and our departure From his. Holiness In romans three twenty,
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  Speaker 1: Three paul, says for all have sinned and fall short
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  Speaker 1: of the glory Of. God each of us carries this
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  Speaker 1: spiritual debt that we cannot repay on our. Own, However,
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  Speaker 1: god in his, mercy offers forgiveness Through Jesus. Christ paul
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  Speaker 1: explains In colossians two thirteen, fourteen he forgave us all our,
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  Speaker 1: sins having canceled the charge of our legal, indebtedness which
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  Speaker 1: stood against us and condemned. Us he has taken it,
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  Speaker 1: away nailing it to the. Cross when we Ask god
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  Speaker 1: to forgive our, debts we acknowledge our need for his
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  Speaker 1: grace and confess our inability to save. Ourselves it is
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  Speaker 1: an act of humility that brings us Before god as
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  Speaker 1: sinners seeking. Mercy in Verse john one, nine we read
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  Speaker 1: if we confess our, sins he is faithful and just
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  Speaker 1: and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all.
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  Speaker 1: Unrighteousness this promise assures us That god is always willing
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  Speaker 1: to forgive those who sincerely. Repent what makes this request
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  Speaker 1: challenging is the second. Part as we also have forgiven our.
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  Speaker 1: Debtors jesus is establishes a direct connection between the forgiveness
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  Speaker 1: we receive From god and the forgiveness we extend to.
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  Speaker 1: Others this reciprocity is emphasized immediately after The lord's prayer
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  Speaker 1: In matthew six fourteen, fifteen Where jesus, says for if
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  Speaker 1: you forgive other people when they sin against, you your
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  Speaker 1: Heavenly father will also forgive. You but if you do
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  Speaker 1: not forgive others their, sins Your father will not forgive your.
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  Speaker 1: Sins this connection is profound and. Challenging we are called
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  Speaker 1: to forgive others not because they deserve, it but Because
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  Speaker 1: god first forgave. Us In ephesians four thirty, Two paul
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  Speaker 1: instructs be kind and compassionate to one, another forgiving each
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  Speaker 1: other just as In, Christ god forgave. You the forgiveness
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  Speaker 1: we offer reflects our understanding and gratitude for the forgiveness
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  Speaker 1: we have. Received, forgiving, however is not. Easy many times
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  Speaker 1: we are deeply, hurt and the idea of extending forgiveness
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  Speaker 1: can seem. Impossible Yet jesus calls us to a kind
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  Speaker 1: of forgiveness that does not depend on our emotions or
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  Speaker 1: the other person's. Response he teaches us to forgive as
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  Speaker 1: an act of obedience and. Liberation In matthew eighteen twenty
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  Speaker 1: one twenty, Two peter Asks, Jesus, lord how many times
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  Speaker 1: SHALL i forgive my brother or sister who sins against?
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  Speaker 1: Me up to seven? Times jesus, ANSWERS i tell you
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  Speaker 1: not seven, times but seventy seven. Times this does not
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  Speaker 1: literally mean four hundred ninety, times but signifies that forgiveness
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  Speaker 1: should be, unlimited Reflecting god's boundless. Grace forgiveness has transformative
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  Speaker 1: power both in our lives and in our. Relationships when
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  Speaker 1: we choose to, forgive we free ourselves from the burden
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  Speaker 1: of resentment and. Bitterness In hebrews twelve, fifteen we are
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  Speaker 1: warned see to it that no one falls short of
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  Speaker 1: the grace Of, god and that no bitter root grows
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  Speaker 1: up to cause trouble and defile. Many forgiveness removes this
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  Speaker 1: root of, bitterness allowing us to experience peace and. Freedom,
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  Speaker 1: Moreover forgiveness restores relationships and fosters. Reconciliation while it may
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  Speaker 1: not always be possible to rebuild every human, connection forgiving
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  Speaker 1: creates space for healing and For god to work in
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  Speaker 1: our lives and in. Others In zach And corinthians five,
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  Speaker 1: Eighteen paul reminds us that we have been reconciled To
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  Speaker 1: god and have received the ministry of, reconciliation calling us
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  Speaker 1: to be ambassadors of this. Peace forgiving does not mean
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  Speaker 1: minimizing the pain or justifying the other person's. Actions, instead
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  Speaker 1: it means trusting That god is the righteous judge and
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  Speaker 1: in trusting him with the right to set things. Right
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  Speaker 1: romans twelve nineteen encourages us to not take, revenge my dear,
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  Speaker 1: friends but leave room For god's. Wrath for it is
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  Speaker 1: written it is mine to, AVENGE i will, repay says The.
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  Speaker 1: Lord forgiveness is an act of, faith demonstrating our trust
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  Speaker 1: In god to care for us and bring justice in his.
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  Speaker 1: Time this prayer also challenges us to examine our own.
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  Speaker 1: Hearts at, times we may be blind to the areas
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  Speaker 1: where we need to forgive or seek. Forgiveness In matthew
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  Speaker 1: five twenty three to twenty. Four jesus, Instructs, therefore if
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  Speaker 1: you are offering your gift at the altar and there
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  Speaker 1: remember that your brother or sister has something against, you
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  Speaker 1: leave your gift there in front of the. Altar, first
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  Speaker 1: go and be reconciled to, them then come and offer your.
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  Speaker 1: Gift this shows That god values reconciliation and forgiveness above religious.
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  Speaker 1: Rituals Asking god to forgive us as we forgive others
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  Speaker 1: is an invitation to live according to the grace we have.
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  Speaker 1: Received it is an opportunity to break free from the
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  Speaker 1: chains of, pride, bitterness and, resentment and to experience the
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  Speaker 1: freedom and peace that come from living in the fullness
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  Speaker 1: Of god's. Love at the end of this part of the,
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  Speaker 1: prayer we are confronted with our need to depend On
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  Speaker 1: god not only for, forgiveness but also to resist temptations
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  Speaker 1: and the evil that tries to lead us away from
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  Speaker 1: the path of. Grace thus we are naturally led to
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  Speaker 1: the next request in The Lord's prayer and lead us
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  Speaker 1: not into, temptation but deliver us from. Evil after, all
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  Speaker 1: after we have been forgiven and set, free we Need
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  Speaker 1: god's strength to remain firm and protected on the path to.
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  Speaker 1: Holiness after acknowledging our need for forgiveness and, Grace jesus
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  Speaker 1: teaches us to pray for something, vital spiritual, protection by
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  Speaker 1: saying and lead us not in to, temptation but deliver
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  Speaker 1: us from Evil matthew six. Thirteen he addresses two important
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  Speaker 1: realities of The christian, life the struggle against our human
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  Speaker 1: weaknesses and the confrontation with the evil that exists in the.
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  Speaker 1: World these words remind us that Although god is with,
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  Speaker 1: us we live in a world where sin and evil
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  Speaker 1: forces constantly seek to pull us away From his. Presence
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  Speaker 1: the first part of this petition and lead us not
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  Speaker 1: into temptation acknowledges a universal. Truth we are all vulnerable to.
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  Speaker 1: Temptation In james one, fourteen the apostle, explains but each
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  Speaker 1: one is tempted when he is drawn away by his
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  Speaker 1: own desires and. Enticed this means that temptations do not
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  Speaker 1: come From, god but arise from our own desires and
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  Speaker 1: the circumstances around. Us they can range from seemingly small
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  Speaker 1: things like giving in to laziness or, irritation to more
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  Speaker 1: serious temptations that lead us to Break god's. Commandments jesus
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  Speaker 1: knows how difficult it can be to resist. Temptation In
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  Speaker 1: hebrews four, fifteen we learned that he was tempted in
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  Speaker 1: all things as we, are yet without. Sin during his earthly,
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  Speaker 1: Life jesus experienced the pressure of, temptations especially in the,
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  Speaker 1: wilderness where he was confronted by the. Devil In matthew
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  Speaker 1: four one, eleven he faced, hunger the desire for, power
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  Speaker 1: and the temptation to Test god's. Faithfulness, however on each,
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  Speaker 1: Occasion jesus resisted the enemy by trusting in the word Of,
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  Speaker 1: god showing us how we can do the. Same praying
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  Speaker 1: not to fall into temptation is not a request to
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  Speaker 1: avoid any, difficulty but For god to strengthen us and
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  Speaker 1: guide us through the inevitable trials of. Life In Verse
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  Speaker 1: corinthians ten, Thirteen paul encourages us no temptation has overtaken,
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  Speaker 1: you except such as is common to. Man But god is,
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  Speaker 1: faithful who will not allow you to be tempted beyond
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  Speaker 1: what you are. Able but with the temptation will also
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  Speaker 1: make the way of escape that you may be able
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  Speaker 1: to bear. It this promise reminds us That god is
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  Speaker 1: present in all our. Struggles offering us strength and a
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  Speaker 1: way to resist the second part of this, petition but
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  Speaker 1: deliver us from evil expands the scope of the request
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  Speaker 1: to include protection against spiritual evil. Forces the evil mentioned
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  Speaker 1: here can be interpreted as the devil, himself the powers
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  Speaker 1: of evil in the, world or the devastating effects of
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  Speaker 1: sin in our. Lives In. Firs peter five, eight we are,
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  Speaker 1: warned be, sober be, vigilant because your, adversary the, devil
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  Speaker 1: walks about like a roaring, lion seeking whom he may.
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  Speaker 1: Devour this reality reminds us that we are in an
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  Speaker 1: ongoing spiritual, battle and that we Need god's protection to stand.
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  Speaker 1: Firm jesus teaches us That god is our refuge and
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  Speaker 1: fortress against. Evil In psalm forty six, one we Read
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  Speaker 1: god is our refuge and, strength a very present help in.
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  Speaker 1: Trouble when we pray to be delivered from, evil we
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  Speaker 1: are acknowledging that we do not have enough strength on
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  Speaker 1: our own to face the forces that Oppose. God this
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  Speaker 1: humility leads us to trust In god's power and sovereignty
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  Speaker 1: to protect and guide. Us, moreover the request to be
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  Speaker 1: delivered from evil reminds us to live in spiritual. Vigilance
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  Speaker 1: In ephesian six, Eleven paul instructs us put on the
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  Speaker 1: whole armor Of god that you may be able to
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  Speaker 1: stand against the wiles of the. Devil this armour includes, truth, righteousness, faith,
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  Speaker 1: salvation The word Of, god and. Prayer when we equip
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  Speaker 1: ourselves with these spiritual twos, rules we can face temptations
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  Speaker 1: and attacks from evil with confidence In god's. Strength this
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  Speaker 1: prayer is also an invitation to reflect on how we
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  Speaker 1: contribute to our own struggle against. Evil we are called
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  Speaker 1: to avoid situations that lead us to temptation and to
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  Speaker 1: seek a life of holiness and. Obedience in Tewod timothy
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  Speaker 1: two twenty, Two paul advises flee also youthful, lusts but pursue, righteousness, faith,
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  Speaker 1: love peace with those who call on The lord out
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  Speaker 1: of a pure. Heart living according to the values Of
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  Speaker 1: god's kingdom helps us resist evil and draws us closer To.
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  Speaker 1: God when we Ask god to deliver us from, evil
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  Speaker 1: we are reaffirming our confidence In god's final victory over
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  Speaker 1: sin and. Evil In romans sixteen, Twenty paul gives us
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  Speaker 1: a powerful hope and The god Of peace will Crush
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  Speaker 1: satan under your. Feet. Shortly this promise reminds us that
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  Speaker 1: although we faith spiritual, battles, now the final triumph belongs
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  Speaker 1: to The. Lord this part of The Lord's prayer is
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  Speaker 1: not just a, request but a declaration of total dependence On.
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  Speaker 1: God it is an acknowledgment that we are weak on
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  Speaker 1: our own but strengthened In. Christ it is a reminder
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  Speaker 1: that spiritual protection does not come from our own, efforts
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  Speaker 1: but From god's grace and, power which guard us and
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  Speaker 1: guide us on the path of. Life at the end
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  Speaker 1: of this, request we come to the heart of jesus,
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  Speaker 1: prayer total surrender To god in, trust, gratitude and. Submission
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  Speaker 1: The Lord's prayer ends with a doxology of praise For
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  Speaker 1: yours is The, kingdom The, power and The glory Forever,
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  Speaker 1: Amen matthew six. Thirteen depending on the, translation this conclusion
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  Speaker 1: Glorifies god as sovereign over, all reaffirming our faith In
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  Speaker 1: him as a loving, father a Just, king and a faithful.
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  Speaker 1: Protector and so we return to the beginning with hearts
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  Speaker 1: full of, reverence knowing that every word of The Lord's
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  Speaker 1: prayer is an invitation to live closer To, god trusting
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  Speaker 1: in his provision, grace, forgiveness and protection in every area
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  Speaker 1: of our. Lives throughout this journey through The Lord's, prayer
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  Speaker 1: we've seen how each phrase in this prayer serves as
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  Speaker 1: an invitation to live in deep connection With. God from
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  Speaker 1: acknowledging his, holiness relying on his, provision seeking his forgiveness
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  Speaker 1: and offering it to, others to trusting in his protection from,
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  Speaker 1: evil we realize that these words are much more than
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  Speaker 1: a simple. Repetition they are a transformative guide for our
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  Speaker 1: spiritual and practical. Lives, now the question, remains how can
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  Speaker 1: The Lord's prayer transform your? Life starting, today challenge yourself
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  Speaker 1: to pray with a sincere, heart reflecting on the meaning
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  Speaker 1: of each word and Allowing god to shape your. Walk
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