The Lord's Prayer — Hard Bible Trivia

1. In Luke's version of the Lord's Prayer, what significant word appears in the petition about debts that differs from Matthew's version?

2. According to Matthew 6, immediately before teaching the Lord's Prayer, what specific religious practice did Jesus warn against?

3. In the phrase 'Your kingdom come' in the Lord's Prayer, the Greek word 'basileia' refers to what primary theological reality?

4. What is the literal meaning of the Aramaic word 'abba' that Jesus likely used when addressing God as 'Father' in prayer?

5. In Matthew 6:11, the phrase 'our daily bread' contains the Greek word 'epiousion,' which appears nowhere else in all of Greek literature. What does this unique word likely mean?

6. In Luke's account of the Lord's Prayer (11:2-4), what important element appears that is NOT present in Matthew's version (6:9-13)?

7. What Greek word is used in Matthew 6:13 for 'temptation' in the phrase 'lead us not into temptation'?

8. In Matthew 6:12, the concept of forgiving 'as we also have forgiven' uses what Greek tense that implies a completed action?

9. Matthew records the Lord's Prayer within the Sermon on the Mount, but in what specific context does Jesus introduce it in Luke 11?

10. In Matthew 6:10, the phrase 'Your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven' uses what Greek construction to express this parallel reality?