The Disciple's Prayer (more commonly called "The Lord's prayer") in its original Hebrew

For those who want to learn it the way ha'Mashiach taught it.

First half

Second half

I'd so have to hear it spoken. Always been more of an IPA follower.

Originally posted by CynicalDrivel
I'd so have to hear it spoken. Always been more of an IPA follower.

I do believe my friend Elyah Israyah has it on his websites somewhere in audio. I'll look around for it. I know he sent me a recording of it. It's beautiful!

Remember to sing it.

Sing it loud.

Singing it and it is easier to learn.

I'm learning Hebrew right now, this is a great practice what better prayer to learn? Thanks!

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Just bookmarking this for future reference.

Thank you for this.

Nemo and Chr0naut, you are welcome. Enjoy! Shalom.

Originally posted by shaluach
For those who want to learn it the way ha'Mashiach taught it.

First half

Second half

I've heard it said this way..

'Done be your will, in earth, as it is in Heaven"

Meaning a expression of allowing God's will to be done in us and through us, as it is done in heaven as well..

in contrast to the traditional prayer.. 'your will be done.." expressing a more passive approach.. signifying our determination as standing back from God's will without any participation ..

personally .. I don't see how your OP is any different from the traditional..

it reads exactly the same..

Originally posted by Komodo

Originally posted by shaluach
For those who want to learn it the way ha'Mashiach taught it.

First half

Second half

I've heard it said this way..

'Done be your will, in earth, as it is in Heaven"

Meaning a expression of allowing God's will to be done in us and through us, as it is done in heaven as well..

in contrast to the traditional prayer.. 'your will be done.." expressing a more passive approach.. signifying our determination as standing back from God's will without any participation ..

personally .. I don't see how your OP is any different from the traditional..

it reads exactly the same..

edit on 13-6-2012 by Komodo because: (no reason given)

What my OP means, Komodo, is it is in the Hebrew, how Christ taught it. Learn the Hebrew, not the English. I didn't mean the translation.

Originally posted by shaluach

Originally posted by Komodo

Originally posted by shaluach
For those who want to learn it the way ha'Mashiach taught it.

First half

Second half

I've heard it said this way..

'Done be your will, in earth, as it is in Heaven"

Meaning a expression of allowing God's will to be done in us and through us, as it is done in heaven as well..

in contrast to the traditional prayer.. 'your will be done.." expressing a more passive approach.. signifying our determination as standing back from God's will without any participation ..

personally .. I don't see how your OP is any different from the traditional..

it reads exactly the same..

edit on 13-6-2012 by Komodo because: (no reason given)

What my OP means, Komodo, is it is in the Hebrew, how Christ taught it. Learn the Hebrew, not the English. I didn't mean the translation.

that's what I'm saying.. the HEBREW that I was told states.. or maybe it was how it was translated to the greek.. is maybe what I ment.. can't remember now..

'done be your will".........not the English way we've been told/taught/heard.. which is .. 'your will be done"

I'm not interested in learning Hebrew either.. just say'n ..