The Lord's Prayer
1. Who made the Lord's Prayer?
2. Why do we say "our" and not "my" Father?
3. Why do we call God "Father"?
4. What person of the Blessed Trinity is meant by "Father" in the
Lord's Prayer?
5. Was God called "Father" before the time of Our Lord? Why?
6. Why do we say "Who art in Heaven," if God is everywhere?
7. What does "hallowed" mean?
8. What do we ask for by "Thy kingdom come"?
9. What does "Thy kingdom" mean here?
10. Who do God's will in Heaven?
11. What do we ask for by "our daily bread"?
12. Why do we say "daily"?
13. What do "trespasses" mean?
14. What do we mean by "as we forgive those who trespass against us"?
15. What example did Our Lord give?
16. What is temptation?
17. Does God tempt us to sin?
18. Is it a sin to be tempted?
19. Are there any tempters besides the devil?
20. Should we seek temptation?
21. What does "Amen" mean?
22. What does "Christian" mean?
23. What makes us Christian?
24. What does "doctrine" mean?
2. Why do we say "our" and not "my" Father?
3. Why do we call God "Father"?
4. What person of the Blessed Trinity is meant by "Father" in the
Lord's Prayer?
5. Was God called "Father" before the time of Our Lord? Why?
6. Why do we say "Who art in Heaven," if God is everywhere?
7. What does "hallowed" mean?
8. What do we ask for by "Thy kingdom come"?
9. What does "Thy kingdom" mean here?
10. Who do God's will in Heaven?
11. What do we ask for by "our daily bread"?
12. Why do we say "daily"?
13. What do "trespasses" mean?
14. What do we mean by "as we forgive those who trespass against us"?
15. What example did Our Lord give?
16. What is temptation?
17. Does God tempt us to sin?
18. Is it a sin to be tempted?
19. Are there any tempters besides the devil?
20. Should we seek temptation?
21. What does "Amen" mean?
22. What does "Christian" mean?
23. What makes us Christian?
24. What does "doctrine" mean?
Next - Baltimore Catechism #4 - QUESTIONS ON THE EXPLANATIONS - The Angelical Salutation
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