The Kingdom of God in the Lord’s Prayer Flashcards

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In the Lord's Prayer, what is the 'Kingdom of God'?

God's rule of love, where his will is done.

Which line of the Lord's Prayer asks for God's Kingdom to come?

Thy kingdom come.

What does 'thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven' ask for?

That people do God's will on earth, just like in heaven.

How does saying 'Our Father' show what the Kingdom is like?

It shows we are one family under God. The Kingdom is a shared community.

What does 'hallowed be thy name' teach about the Kingdom?

Honour God's name. Respect for God helps us live his way.

How does 'give us today our daily bread' link to the Kingdom?

We ask for our daily needs. It also calls us to share so all have enough.

What does 'forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us' show?

God forgives us, and we must forgive others. Forgiveness builds the Kingdom.

What do 'lead us not into temptation' and 'deliver us from evil' ask for?

Help to avoid sin and resist evil, so we live as people of the Kingdom.

What does 'on earth as it is in heaven' tell Catholics to do?

Bring heaven's values to earth now by doing God's will each day.

Why is the Lord's Prayer a model for life in the Kingdom?

Jesus taught it. It puts God's name, Kingdom and will first, then our needs.

What does the ending used at Mass, 'For the kingdom, the power and the glory are yours now and for ever,' affirm?

That all rule, power and glory belong to God, always.

Is God's Kingdom only in the future, or also now?

Both. It begins when people follow God now, and will be complete in the future.