Where does the Lord's Prayer come from? The original text for the Lord's Prayer is found in two slightly different versions in the New Testament in the gospels of Matthew and Luke.

The prayer, which is from the book of Matthew in the Christian Bible, has inspired many songs, including Iron Maiden’s 1982 track “Hallowed Be Thy Name.” “How can those Jeopardy! nerds not ...

The biblical bases for this petition of the Lord’s Prayer, Luke 11:4 and Matthew 6:12 and 6:14, were written in part with reference to the biblical seventh-year laws (shmitah).

Scripture supports itself. The same story of Jesus teaching his disciples the Lord’s Prayer recorded in the Book of Matthew was also recorded by his contemporary, the apostle Luke in his account.

Pope Francis officially approved a change to the most famous prayer in Christianity. It's the prayer Jesus taught followers to pray and one of the few things that unites 2.2 billion Christians ...

Pope Francis recently waded into the wording of the Lord’s Prayer by supporting a decision by the French Catholic church to change the wording of a line in the French translation of the prayer.

“Matthew, Mark, Luke and John” was once the best known prayer in England, used more often than the Lord’s Prayer. It was called the “White Paternoster.” The site lists the prayer as: ...

Soul Seeing: The Lord's Prayer, or the Our Father, is my favorite prayer, and its familiar words have become a starting point for longer meditation.

One of the best-known prayers in the English language might need an update for the sake of theological clarity, Pope Francis recently suggested in an interview. The words in the Lord’s Prayer ...

Jeopardy! fans were shocked this week after all three contestants failed to answer a question about The Lord's Prayer.

Fans could not believe that all three contestants on Tuesday’s episode of “Jeopardy!,” hosted by Mayim Bialik, were stumped by a Lord’s Prayer clue.