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None of it applies to non Jews after the cross .
Interesting????
None of it applies to non Jews after the cross .
The disciples prayer is corporate. it is a Jewish prayer , before the cross . Before Jesus dealt with the sins of the world.
We are free to pray to God ,there are no rules or formulas .I mean every believer should pray God's will be done. Forget it.
The teaching of ' one in christ ' happens after the resurrection. Not before.I would agree why make things up? Like the artificial divide between Jew and gentile (especially when Paul teaches that we are one in Christ)? That Jesus taught a different gospel than Paul??
Why make things up that aren't there?
' OUR father ' and yes Catholics love this prayer .Really????
They wanted to throw Jesus off a cliff also..I prefer to see inconsistant, foolish troublemakers banned so they would quit maligning the word of God.
I prefer to see inconsistant, foolish troublemakers banned so they would quit maligning the word of God.
It's right here,
When they therefore were come together, they asked of him, saying, Lord, wilt thou at this time restore again the kingdomto Israel? Act.1:6
You asked me what "the Jews" believed. They were taught what I already explained to you and Judaism still teaches this, but in praying "Thy Kingdom come", it should be obvious to any learned Christian that Jesus meant, reveal Thy Kingdom to us.,
And when he was demanded of the Pharisees, when the kingdom of God should come, he answered them and said, The kingdom of God cometh not with observation: Lk.17:20
I think you are very much in error with all your limitations you put on the teachings of the Lord, including your idea of the Lord not being eternal with eternal teachings, we must always limit His teachings by time.The teaching of ' one in christ ' happens after the resurrection. Not before.
I've never said Jesus is not ' eternal ' . I believe all scripture is from God . All of it .I think you are very much in error with all your limitations you put on the teachings of the Lord, including your idea of the Lord not being eternal with eternal teachings, we must always limit His teachings by time.
I also feel you err when you discount all scripture instructing us about prayer with your statement "there are no rules or formulas", even though calling God's guidance "rules and formulas" distorts His guidance.
' OUR father ' and yes Catholics love this prayer .
Yes that too . When you here them saying " Our Father ...ect like a mantra you know there's something wrong .Actually , they love the Hail Mary...
Yes that too . When you here them saying " Our Father ...ect like a mantra you know there's something wrong .
The LORD never prayed it .I am a born again child of God , and I love the LORDS prayer...
It is beautiful when one prays it slowly , collecting the words line by line , infact , I would repeat it myself through out my days , just the fact I could say " Our Father " , and it still does bring me to tears this day...
The LORD never prayed it .
There's freedom in Christ .It was His example of prayer...
And I know what beauty it brings out from those who say the Lords prayer , even if He was teaching His Disciples , and I do not for one second believe that my Lord would have any problem of any of His children praying this prayer Amen...
We agree. But then I don't understand that you can say "The teaching of ' one in christ ' happens after the resurrection. Not before. Ifn;t this saying you believe that teaching of the Lord change by when they are written?I've never said Jesus is not ' eternal ' . I believe all scripture is from God . All of it .
Please give us the scriptures that could bring you to this conclusion.The LORD never prayed it .
This ' explanation ' is not given in the text .Jesus taught His disciples how to pray. In the disciples prayer He instructed them to pray this and in it were included the 6 disciplines in the prayer.
Worship- our Father who art in heaven.....
intercession- thy kingdom come....
provision- give us this day....
forgiveness- our trespasses.....
deliverance- us from the evil one....
praise- for thine is the Kingdom......