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Nashville Cat said:
The Lord's prayer is an outline, a guide of "how to pray."
I'm pretty sure that minor differences in words is meaningless.
This precedes it : (Matt 6)
And when you pray, do not heap up empty phrases as the Gentiles do, for they think that they will be heard
for their many words. Do not be like them, for your Father knows what you need before you ask him.
Pray then like this :
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The lords prayer is an actual prayer. The scrolls wrote it one way, but it was deciphered with slightly different words that changes some of the meanings.

Just like aramaic doesn't have a word for Virgin, the scrolls mean "young woman" so take that as you want. I prefer to understand the scrolls.
 
I prefer to take words in the context that they are given.
When Mary said, 'how can this be for I have never known a man', I take it as she was a virgin or a liar.
 
Lou M. said:
I prefer to take words in the context that they are given.
When Mary said, 'how can this be for I have never known a man', I take it as she was a virgin or a liar.
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But are those deciphered words or the originals?
 
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Nashville Cat said:
The Lord's prayer is an outline, a guide of "how to pray."
I'm pretty sure that minor differences in words is meaningless.
This precedes it : (Matt 6)
And when you pray, do not heap up empty phrases as the Gentiles do, for they think that they will be heard
for their many words. Do not be like them, for your Father knows what you need before you ask him.
Pray then like this :
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Mat. 6 1-9
 
Shaner said:
The lords prayer is an actual prayer. The scrolls wrote it one way, but it was deciphered with slightly different words that changes some of the meanings.

Just like aramaic doesn't have a word for Virgin, the scrolls mean "young woman" so take that as you want. I prefer to understand the scrolls.
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I disagree. Jesus says "Pray then like this". He didn't say "Repeat after me" LOL
God doesn't want robots talking to him, reading a prepared script.
Read the context around what he's saying.
 
Shaner said:
But are those deciphered words or the originals?
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Well, Mary probably told them what occured when the authors put 'pen to paper' to write it. She was not only the Mother of God but one of His disciples as well as a member of the Church in it's infancy.
 
Let's not forget:
2 Peter 1:16
" For we did not follow cunningly devised fables, when we made known unto you the power and coming of our Lord Jesus Christ, but we were eyewitnesses of His majesty."

This is an old tactic that the enemy of our souls has perfected for thousands of years, casting doubt on the Word of God. From the garden of Eden to this present time. I notice their desperation because they know their 'time is short'.
Since the birth of Messiah in Revelation 12 to His resurrection and assumption to the right hand of God, they have been given notice that their end is certain and sealed. The last thing they want is for the Church to wake up and do their job, but it's coming,
"And the gates of hell will not withstand it."
 
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