Lyrics
Our God who art in heaven
Hallowed be your holy name
Give us today our daily bread
Forgive us lord as we forgive
Let your kingdom come
Let your will be done
On earth and in heaven
Let your glory come
Shinning like the sun
Your kingdom reign
Oh God let you kingdom come
Oh oh oh yeah
Lead us not into temptation
Deliver us from the evil one
Remind our hearts you're always with us
We shall never be afraid
Let your kingdom come
Let your will be done
On earth and in heaven
Let your glory come
Shinning like the sun
Your kingdom reign
Let your kingdom come
Let your will be done
On earth and in heaven
Let your glory come
Shinning like the sun
Your kingdom reign
Forever we'll proclaim
Forever your kingdom reign
For thine is the kingdom
The power and the glory
Forever and ever we'll see
Forever we'll proclaim
Forever your kingdom reign
For thine is the kingdom
The power and the glory
Forever and ever we'll see
Forever we'll proclaim
Forever your kingdom reign
For thine is the kingdom
The power and the glory
Forever and ever we'll see
Forever we'll proclaim
Forever your kingdom reign
For thine is the kingdom
The power and the glory
Forever and ever we'll see
Let your kingdom come
Let your will be done
On earth and in heaven
Let your glory come
Shinning like the sun
Your kingdom reign
Forever we'll proclaim
Forever your kingdom reign
For thine is the kingdom
The power and the glory
Forever and ever we'll see
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Meaning & Inspiration
“The Lord's Prayer” develops the words Jesus gave his disciples into a congregational appeal for God's rule, provision, forgiveness, protection, and glory. Its opening closely follows Matthew 6, moving from the holiness of God's name to daily bread and mutual forgiveness. The recurring petition for the kingdom to come keeps worship and obedience together, asking for God's will to shape life on earth as it is in heaven.
The later lines turn toward temptation, deliverance from evil, and confidence in God's abiding presence. Repetition gives the central requests the character of a sustained corporate prayer rather than a passing statement. The closing praise, “For thine is the kingdom / The power and the glory,” places every need beneath God's authority. Across the song, dependence is balanced by assurance: God supplies, forgives, guards, and reigns. The result is a direct worship song grounded in one of Christianity's best-known biblical prayers.
Related Scripture
- Matthew 6:9-13 Jesus gives the prayer echoed throughout the song.