Тhe final sentence of the Lord’s Prayer—“For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, for ever. Amen” (Matthew 6:13 KJV)—is not in the earliest copies of the Gospel of Matthew. The phrase was likely added by early Christians as the prayer began to be used in public worship. So should Read More →

No other words of the Bible are spoken more often than the 65 words we call the Lord’s Prayer. Countless times every day, in the worship of the church and in the personal devotion of many Christians, these words spring to life—“Our Father,who art in heaven.” The prayer is sung, recited in Read More →

Exodus begins with the sad news of Israel’s plight in Egypt. But in this study you will find a bright spot of courageous resistance. The details are important because God’s deliverance of Israel became the back bone of his appeal for their loyalty and obedience later on. Read More →