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1. ENGLISH TO HEBREW TRANSLATION WITH PRONUNCIATION HOW TO
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We must first learn to pray Father, but it’s not just saying the word that matters. It reminds us whom we’re praying to, and God’s title in prayer is not something to gloss over. More importantly, though, I like calling it the “Our Father Prayer” because the word “Father” carries with it an important meaning for those in Christ. I like this better because Jesus intended it to be our prayer to the Father it’s not as much Jesus’ prayer to the Father, as much as it is ours (although both work just fine). While this title makes sense, no doubt, I prefer how some call it the “Our Father Prayer” (see more about this and read my translation of this prayer here, under the section called “Say the ‘Our Father Prayer’ together”).

ENGLISH TO HEBREW TRANSLATION WITH PRONUNCIATION HOW TO

Jesus taught us how to pray in what’s commonly called “The Lord’s Prayer” in Matthew 6:9–13. If we don’t learn to say Father, then we can’t really pray. We’ll have no truly intimate connection with God. Then, we make ourselves the ultimate authority of our own lives. Unless we can say Father from our heart and mean it, the rest of our words don’t mean anything of substance-not really: In the original Greek text-if you’re more of a literalist like me-we find that Jesus actually fronts the word “Father” in Matthew 6:9, which is our model prayer as his disciples.īut even beyond grammatical construction of our prayer instructions, we must learn to pray “Father” because it is the most important word we utter when we talk to God.

The first word we must learn to speak when we pray is “Father.” This is the first word Jesus taught us to pray.

ENGLISH TO HEBREW TRANSLATION WITH PRONUNCIATION FULL

As a result, I hope that you’ll better understand-and use-the full meaning of this important prayer word. So, let me share with you the biblical context of Abba to provide that missing piece. There’s a missing piece here.Īnd the missing piece makes all the difference. It’s true that Abba was a word children used for their father, but that’s not the full truth. They say that it’s a term of intimate connection between father and child. I understand that many preachers and teachers have taught about this. You’ve probably heard that Abba means “Daddy.” It’s an Aramaic word that Jesus used when he was praying, and we use it in prayer, too.