The Lord's Prayer
A few unusual words in the prayer that Jesus taught
Three of the Greek words in the Lord's Prayer are unusual enough to deserve their own entry. Epiousios — the daily bread word — appears almost nowhere else in surviving Greek literature, and its precise sense has been debated since Jerome. Peirasmos — the testing — is the same word James uses when he says God tempts no one. Anaideia — shamelessness — is the trait of the friend at midnight in the parable Luke pairs with the Prayer.
Words in this theme
peirasmos
πειρασμος
G3986
temptation
anaideia
αναιδεια
G335
importunity
proskartereō
προσκαρτερεω
G4342
attend continually
