The Lord's Prayer

I've never really looked at the Lord's prayer the way I have the past few months.  Absolutely loving the chance to spend some time studying it, praying it, and thinking through it! 

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[Bob Berentz]

I am studying the Lord's Prayer in Hebrew and studying the Hebrew meanings .. Strong's.

Our/Yad father .. Yad .. a noun, adverb, etc. .. in a great variety of applications, both literally and figuratively, both proximate and remote, the open hand, the hand of creation, our, dominion, fellowship, creditor, beside, consecrate, labor, near, side, service ..

"And, lead us not into temptation - evil, dying, perishing

Do you really think this is a correct translation in the KJV?

And, let us not be lead into temptation .. makes a lot more sense.

And, give/barah us this day our daily bread .. to feed
Thy will be completed ... Nah'fesh chaphets kalah .. Kalah - to end, to cease, be finished, accomplish, determine, bring to pass, done.
On earth as it is in heaven ...... b'eretz dabar B'sha'ma'yin
Dabar - http://www.abarim-publications.com/Meaning/Dabar.html#.TmO0JGqcV9d
Translated - Dabar Yaway .. Word of God - HAW Theological Wordbook of the Old Testament reports that the King James Bible uses more than 110 different English words and expressions to translate this one Hebrew word dabar.
God speaks often to people and in many different ways. The Word of God, however, typically conveys formal messages and mostly to prophets. The Word of God gains a pivotal status in the New Testament when He "becomes flesh" in Jesus Christ, now known by the Greek translation Logos.
Besides its enormous significance in the phrase Word of God, the root is used to indicate the "order" of Melchizedek, the "inner sanctuary" of the Holy of Holies, the Ten "Commandments" and to supply two out of five books of Moses with their titles: the original title of Numbers is Wayedaber (And He spoke) but is also known as Bemidbar (In the wilderness). The original title of Deuteronomy is Hadabarim (The Words).
Just some of the items I have "come upon" Bob Berentz Filer, Idaho