Our Father

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Our Father is the central Christian prayer taught by Jesus in the Gospels, widely used in both personal devotion and liturgical worship across many denominations.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Our Father canonical 4
Our Father prayer 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian prayer
liturgical text
addressedTo God the Father
linked to: the Father
biblicalReference Luke 11:2–4
Matthew 6:9–13
centralTo Christian liturgy
Christian prayer life
genre prayer
hasAlternativeName Lord's Prayer
linked to: Lord’s Prayer

Oratio Dominica
Pater Noster
hasDoxologyVariant For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, for ever
includedIn Christian catechisms
Divine Liturgy
Mass
Rosary
influenced Christian ethics
Christian spirituality
languageOfEarliestForm Koine Greek
liturgicalFunction catechetical text
model prayer
originalContext Sermon on the Mount
recordedIn Gospel of Luke
Gospel of Matthew
religiousTradition Christianity
taughtBy Jesus of Nazareth
linked to: Jesus
textualVariant debts
sins
trespasses
theme coming of God's kingdom
daily sustenance
deliverance from evil
deliverance from temptation
forgiveness of others
forgiveness of sins
sanctification of God's name
submission to God's will
usedByDenomination Anglican Communion
Baptist Churches
linked to: Baptists

Eastern Orthodox Church
Lutheran Churches
Methodist Churches
linked to: Methodist churches

Oriental Orthodox Churches
linked to: Oriental Orthodoxy

Pentecostal Churches
Reformed Churches
linked to: Reformed churches

Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
usedIn Eucharistic liturgy
Liturgy of the Hours
personal devotion
public worship

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Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Holy Rosary includesPrayer Our Father
Mysteria Lucis associatedPrayer Our Father
Church of Pater Noster associatedWithText Our Father prayer
linked to: Our Father
In My Mind hasPart Our Father