Chapter

 1 II   |      the Son has taught us, we may be the more easily heard.
 2 II   | received the Spirit and truth, may also by His teaching worship
 3 II   |   commandments of God, that ye may keep your own traditions."~
 4 IV   |       suited to faith, that we may know that God is everywhere
 5 VIII |      for himself alone that he may not be led into temptation,
 6 VIII |      prayers, in order that we may be such as they were: "Then
 7 XI   |        temples of God, that it may be plain that God dwells
 8 XI   |        heavenly and spiritual, may consider and do nothing
 9 XII  |        we wish for God that He may be hallowed by our prayers,
10 XII  |   beseech of Him that His name may be hallowed in us. But by
11 XII  |     were sanctified in baptism may continue in that which we
12 XII  |    that we who daily fall away may wash out our sins by continual
13 XII  |       that this sanctification may abide in us and because
14 XII  | received from the grace of God may be preserved by His protection.~
15 XIII |        that the kingdom of God may be set forth to us, even
16 XIII |      we also ask that His name may be sanctified in us. For
17 XIII |       been promised us by God, may come, which was acquired
18 XIII |     His subjects in the world, may hereafter reign with Christ
19 XIII |     dearest brethren, however, may be the kingdom of God, whom
20 XIII |        also the kingdom of God may be understood to be Himself,
21 XIII |        also that God's kingdom may come to us.~
22 XIV  |     what He wills, but that we may be able to do what God wills.
23 XIV  |     who resists God, that l He may not do what He wills? But
24 XIV  |        and ask that God's will may be done in us; and that
25 XIV  |        done in us; and that it may be done in us we have need
26 XVI  |       ask that the will of God may be done both in heaven and
27 XVI  |        we pray that God's will may be done. For between the
28 XVI  |   assistance of God, agreement may be made between these two
29 XVI  |       which is new-born by Him may be preserved. This is what
30 XVII |                   XVII.~And it may be thus understood, beloved
31 XVII |        believe not--God's will may be done, that they who as
32 XVII |    their first birth of earth, may, being born of water and
33 XVIII|     our daily bread." And this may be understood both spiritually
34 XVIII|     for the food of salvation, may not, by the interposition
35 XVIII|        bread--that is, Christ--may be given to us daily, that
36 XVIII|       abide and live in Christ may not depart from His sanctification
37 XIX  |                    XIX.~But it may also be thus understood,
38 XX   |   result, that every one of us may be able to prepare himself,
39 XXII |      that he who is fed by God may live in God, and that not
40 XXII |      present and temporal life may be provided for, but the
41 XXII |      eternal also, to which we may come if our sins are forgiven;
42 XXIII|      Father which is in heaven may forgive you your trespasses.
43 XXIII|        begun to be sons of God may abide in God's peace, and
44 XXIII|      brother, that so God also may be appeased by the prayers
45 XXV  |        devotion, and obedience may be turned towards God, since
46 XXVI |        But when we ask that we may not come into temptation,
47 XXVI |        fear and honour of God, may be granted by His own loving-kindness.~
48 XXVII|        world, from which there may be a faithful and sure protection
49 XXX  |      their word; that they all may be one; as Thou, Father,
50 XXX  |        in Thee, that they also may be one in us." The Lord'
51 XXX  |    unity; so that from this it may be understood how greatly
52 XXXI |     them up unto the Lord," he may be reminded that he himself
53 XXXI |      prayers from God, that we may have one thing in our heart
54 XXXV |        the Lord's resurrection may be celebrated by morning
55 XXXV |        pray and ask that light may return to us again, we pray