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The Lord's Prayer Quiz for Kids — Matthew 6

The Lord's Prayer is one of the most important prayers in Christianity, taught by Jesus to His disciples in the Sermon on the Mount. Found in Matthew 6:9-13, this prayer shows us how to pray and what to pray for. Take this quiz to see how well you know the words and meaning behind Jesus's most beloved prayer!

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In Matthew 6:9, what does Jesus teach His disciples to address God as in the Lord's Prayer?

Frequently Asked Questions

Why did Jesus teach the Lord's Prayer to His disciples?+
Jesus taught the Lord's Prayer to show His disciples how to pray and what to pray for. It serves as a model prayer that teaches us to pray for God's glory, His kingdom, our needs, and forgiveness, while emphasizing dependence on God and forgiveness of others.
Is the Lord's Prayer meant to be recited word-for-word or used as a model?+
The Lord's Prayer can be used both ways. While many Christians recite it exactly as Jesus taught it, Jesus primarily gave it as a model showing what kinds of things we should pray about. It teaches us the right attitude and priorities when we pray, whether we use these exact words or pray in our own words.
What does 'hallowed be Your name' mean in the Lord's Prayer?+
'Hallowed' means 'made holy' or 'treated as holy.' When we pray 'hallowed be Your name,' we're asking that God's name be honored, respected, and recognized as holy by all people, and we're committing ourselves to honor God's name in our own lives.

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