After this manner therefore pray: Our Father who is in heaven, hallowed be your name.
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Glossa Ordinaria
AD 1480
Amongst His other saving instructions and divine lessons, wherewith He counsels believers, He has set forth for us a form of prayer in few words; thus givingus confidence that will be quickly granted, for which He would have us pray so shortly.
ord.: Yet we do not confine ourselves wholly to these words, but use others also conceived in the same sense, with which our heart is kindled.
ord.: Also because He is a common Father of all, we say, “Our Father;” not “My Father” which is appropriate to Christ alone, who is his Son by nature.
