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The "Lord's Prayer" was given by the Lord Jesus to be a pattern of prayer, not a prayer in and of itself (although there is perfectly nothing wrong with praying it). Jesus said, "pray in this way," or "after this manner."

The Lord's Prayer is a pattern for us, consisting of some basic elements of prayer:

First the acknowledgment of the divine Trinity: "Your name be sanctified" is related mainly to the Father; "Your kingdom come," to the Son; and "Your will be done," to the Spirit.

Second is the element of caring first for God's name, then for His kingdom and his desire, then third is our petition for "daily bread" which takes care of our basic need. Our need for "daily bread" is not only for today, right now, but tomorrow as well.

Third is the element of dealing with offenses before others. "Forgive us our debts" is related not only to personal debts but personal offenses with others. This not only takes care of our offenses before God but also with our peace with others.

Finally, there is the element of deliverance from evil, or "from the evil one." In our prayer we should pray that God keeps us from the way of evil, from the path of the evil one.

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I use the NLT. I grew up with KJV and NKJV...I prefer the NLT. :emot-shakehead:

There is a great book that I'm reading right now called the King James Only Controversy ~ Can You Trust the Modern Translations by James R. White. It's really wonderful. Easy read but packed with information. I love information.

FYI, it's not a book for or against the KJV or the new translations, just information about how they came about...I've only begun reading the first few chapters and what I've found is....we do not love our Bibles as much as the early translators and scribes did. Not at all.......


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Welcome Catholicgirl02! That is an interesting read in Wikipedia. Usually, though, when I'm looking for answers to Biblical questions I look to http://www.blueletterbible.org or http://www.gotquestions.org. There are some good Christian encylopedias online, too, such as http://www.conservapedia.com or http://WWW.creationwiki.org or http:www.christiananswers.net

Just thought you might be interested in those sites.

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How Exciting!

I Am Thrilled You Are Looking Into God's Holy Word

Plug Your Verse Into This Site And Read It In Many Versions

You Can Change The Reference By Changing The Book - Chapter - Verse In The Boxes At The Top Left

http://bible.cc/genesis/1-1.htm

Be Blessed Beloved Of The KING

Love, Your Brother Joe


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I personally prefer the KJV, but I have been told that the NASB is as close as you can get overall acording to messianic jews. I have another translation that I love and keep next to my bed to read but I forget which translation it is. I think it's called the New Living Translation.


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Thank you all...

I added those sites to my favorite places and will use them for references. I am going to stick to reading the God's Word Bible for now, since it is the one I started and I am halfway through it!


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Thank you all...

I added those sites to my favorite places and will use them for references. I am going to stick to reading the God's Word Bible for now, since it is the one I started and I am halfway through it!

There is nothing wrong with reading the version that is easiest for you. If, like me, you want other translations I would recommend e-sword. It is a downloadable bible with many free translations, dictionaries and commentaries. I use it all the time. http://www.e-sword.net/


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Esword Rocks! I still use theophilos at home though.

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