The pope has taken issue with the phrase, Lead us not into temptation, one stanza of the Lords Prayer found in Matthew 6:9-13.
According to the Daily Express, experts have been studying the biblical text for 16 years and recently concluded, from a theological, pastoral and stylistic viewpoint, the centuries-old wording used in English translations of the Bible is incorrect.
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Rather than translating the line as, Lead us not into temptation, the researchers found, the passage should read, Abandon us not when in temptation.
The shift in language comes one year after the pontiff argued the wording is not a good translation.
A father doesnt do that, a father helps you to get up immediately, Francis said of the line in question. Its Satan who leads us into temptation, thats his department.
For years, Christians have struggled to understand the actual meaning behind those words in the Lords Prayer.
IS IT RIGHT TO CHANGE THE WORDING? The late theologian Charles Spurgeon explained during a sermon in 1863 that the word temptation in the New Testament passage actually holds two meanings, both the actual temptation toward sin and the facing of trials.
While Spurgeon made clear God does not tempt us, he does make the case God will often send us into trials and situations in which temptation toward sin is all but guaranteed.
God tempts no man, Spurgeon said. For God to tempt in the sense of enticing to sin [is] inconsistent with his nature, and altogether contrary to his known character; but for God to lead us into those conflicts with evil which we call temptations, is not only possible but usual.
But no word about abortion in Ireland?
I take issue with the false pope.
Is he speaking for himself? How convenient.
In other words, lead us away from temptation. It’s not really that hard to understand.
1 Corinthians 10:13 shows that Paul indicated that G-d wont let you be tempted beyond what you can bear.
He has a point.
Another translation from the Aramaic:
Our Father who is in heaven,
Hallowed be your name.
Your kingdom come; your will be done
On earth as it is in heaven.
Give us this day our bread for tomorrow;
Refresh our souls with the water of life.
And forgive us every one our debts
As we also have forgiven our debtors.
Save us in temptation, deliver us from evil,
And increasingly make us perfect like yourself.
Deut 4:2
shalom b'SHEM Yah'shua HaMashiach
Deut 12:32
Prov 30:6
Rev 22:18
I always thought it meant for God to keep us from temptation.
I will continue to say the Lord’s prayer in the same manner except that I will raise my voice slightly when I get to the phrase: And lead us not into temptation. I will also continue to withhold money from the Catholic Church until this Pope has left.
No Marxist Pope is changing any prayer for me.
Yeah, tell that to Job.
Leftists have to ruin everything. It’s their nature. They are soulless, joyless people.
Gosh - the Pope who neglects to preach Jesus, now thinks he knows better than Jesus...ironic that the Catholic Church wouldn’t exist if not for Jesus...the top dogs must hate having someone with authority higher than theirs....
I say it that way. Am I going to Hell?
I guess when Cardinal Cupich said that the Pope had more important things to do than address the child molestation and sexual harassment crisis in the Church, he was thinking of things like this . . . .
The Catholic church has manipulated the Gospel and the Word for ages.....nothing new or unexpected here
1) That prayer came straight from the lips of Jesus Christ himself. The fact that Frankie thinks he can change it speaks to his bottomless supply of hubris.
2) We all KNOW what the prayer means. Absolutely NOBODY believes that God is the one leading them into temptation.
The Pope is an arrogant ass. And he thinks you’re stupid.