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Classical Conversations! - Teach Us to Pray - A Classical ConversationFather: “Yes! So you could also substitute ‘bless’ in this verse. How would that go?”Child: “And bless us, as we have blessed others.”Father: “Good! Do you see how we can substitute other elements here in order to pray for ourvery specific needs?”Child: “Yes.”Father: “As you pray, you might also be able to refer to some of the Bible stories you know inwhich God keeps His promises. For example, if you want to pray for help, you might include areference to David and Goliath or Daniel in the lion’s den. Can you think of a Bible story youcould refer to if you were praying for blessings?”10 / 14
Classical Conversations! - Teach Us to Pray - A Classical ConversationChild [answers will vary, but may include]: “I could include a reference to Abraham or KingSolomon.”Father: “Yes! Good.”Verse 13: And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from the evil one.Father: “What does this verse say?”Child: “This verse asks God to keep us from doing evil.”11 / 14
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