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What does the Lord's Prayer teach us about God's kingdom?

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The Lord's Prayer teaches that we should pray for God's kingdom to come, expressing our desire for His rule to be established on earth.

In the Lord's Prayer, the petition 'May Your kingdom come' reflects a profound yearning for God's righteous reign over the earth. This request acknowledges that the divine government is crucial for the restoration of the world marred by sin. By praying for God's kingdom, Christians express a desire for the overthrow of evil forces, including Satan's usurped authority. This anticipation of God's kingdom is not only a hope for future fulfillment but also a call to live in accordance with kingdom values in the present. The vision is that God’s sovereignty over all creation would manifest, leading all mankind to recognize Him as their rightful King and aligning our lives to His will as perfectly done in Heaven.
Scripture References: Luke 11:1-4, John 12:28, Revelation 22:20

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Luke 11:1-4
J.C. Ryle · Jul 13, 2016
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