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Our Father …

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Most Christians memorize the Lord's Prayer at a young age, before appreciating its significance.

This prayer is read/recited by tens of millions each week. However, the richness of the gospel message embedded within this prayer is usually overlooked.

Dr. Mathews' insightful elaboration of this prayer, revealing the way to the Father's Kingdom through salvation and sanctification, outlines the bedrock of Christian faith.

This masterpiece that Jesus taught, is not only a guide to communicating with the Father, but also a blueprint for Christian living.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Carpenter's Son Publishing
Country
United States
Date
31 October 2023
Pages
128
ISBN
9781956370065

Most Christians memorize the Lord's Prayer at a young age, before appreciating its significance.

This prayer is read/recited by tens of millions each week. However, the richness of the gospel message embedded within this prayer is usually overlooked.

Dr. Mathews' insightful elaboration of this prayer, revealing the way to the Father's Kingdom through salvation and sanctification, outlines the bedrock of Christian faith.

This masterpiece that Jesus taught, is not only a guide to communicating with the Father, but also a blueprint for Christian living.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Carpenter's Son Publishing
Country
United States
Date
31 October 2023
Pages
128
ISBN
9781956370065