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How should we approach God in prayer according to the Lord's Prayer?

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We should approach God with reverence, seeking His will and acknowledging our dependence on Him in prayer.

The Lord's Prayer teaches us to approach God with both humility and reverence. Beginning with 'Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name,' we acknowledge God's holiness and sovereignty. This not only sets the tone for our prayers but also reminds us of who God is in relation to us. We are to seek His will above our own—'Thy will be done'—signifying our submission to His plans and purposes. Additionally, by asking for daily bread and forgiveness, we express our ongoing need for God's provision and grace. This pattern forms a comprehensive approach for prayer, encompassing worship, submission, and supplication.
Scripture References: Luke 11:2-4

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The Plurality Of The Lord's Prayer
James Taylor (Redhill) · Jun 27, 2014
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