And if you put the Lord's Prayer back into Jesus' own language of Aramaic then the rhythm and even the rhyme of the words come through very clearly. So he's teaching an easily memorable form of ...

“The Lord’s Prayer is both Jewish and Christian. Jesus, a Jew, was teaching his Jewish followers to pray. But the fact that it is a part of both traditions fails to make it sufficiently ...

The Lord Jesus showed us the importance of prayer by surrounding his own life with times and moments of prayer. In addition, the Lord also taught about prayer and stressed its importance to us.

Jesus was praying. Spurred by his example, one of his disciples asks him to teach them how to do it. John the Baptist had taught his disciples; you teach us. There’s a lot to unpack in those few ...

To his disciples, drawn by their Master’s silent prayer, Jesus teaches a vocal prayer, the Our Father.” The Lord Jesus prayed silently and vocally. When the disciples asked that he teach them ...

AN extract from the Lord’s Prayer is more recognisable than a famous line in Star Wars, according to a poll. More people also identified Jesus Christ’s ancient teaching than the national anthem.

In short, inspired by Jennings’s “Chinese Sage”, we treated Jesus’s prayer like a poem, deploying Eliotesque compression, where each word flags up a series of images. Throughout, I was mindful that, ...

The language in the Lord’s Prayer might be “problematic” for some people, the archbishop of York said Friday during his address to a meeting of the Church of England’s ruling body.

And if you put the Lord's Prayer back into Jesus' own language of Aramaic then the rhythm and even the rhyme of the words come through very clearly. So he's teaching an easily memorable form of ...