Lord, Teach Us To Pray II
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Scripture: Luke 11:1-4; Matt 6:9b-13
Recap:
Part 1: Godward Prayer
- Sanctity of God's Name
- Advancement of God's Kingdom
- Fulfilment of God's Will
Part 2: Manward Prayer
- Man's Needs
- Man's Petition
- Man's Response
1. Petition 1: Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread
A. Give us
- Acknowledge we’re a needy people
- Adopt humble posture before God to supplicate
B. This day
- Denotes currency of prayer
- Focuses on day-to-day living
C. Our daily bread
- Context: daily bread = provision of physical needs
- Coverage: health & appetite, i.e. nourishment
1 Tim 4:4-5; Pro 30:8-9; 1 Tim 6:8
Petition 2: Forgive Us Our Debts As We Forgive Our Debtors
Matt 18:35
“NOT seven times, but seventy-seven times [seventy times seven].” (Mt 18:22, NIV, [RSV])
Gen 4:24 (RSV); Mic 7:18; Jon 4:2; Matt 6:14-15; Eph 4:32; Luke 7:36-50 (RSV)
Petition 3: Lead Us Not Into Temptations
Jas 1:13; Gen 3:12;
Our Responsibility towards Temptation
- Avoid people and places that entice us to sin (Ps 19:13; 1 Th 5:22)
- Resist the Tempter (Song 2:15, NLT)
- Go to God for grace swiftly and submissively (Phi 2:13, NLT)
Petition 4: Deliver Us From the Evil One
Nature of Requests for Supply of Need
- Providing grace (give us)
- Pardoning grace (forgive us)
- Preventing grace (lead us not to temptation)
- Preserving grace (deliver us)
Eph 6:18; Rom 8:13; Col 3:5; Jn 17:15; 1 Cor 10:13, NLT
Doxology: For Yours is the Kingdom and the Power and the Glory Forever. Amen.
Eph 1:3; Phi 4:6; Col 4:2, KJV; Ps 72:19