The Lord's prayer. Matt 6 and Luke 11.
"Give us this day our daily bread"
It's interesting that there is a well known translational difficulty with the greek word translated as "Daily" here...
Some translators claim its rooted in "Daily"... Others claim it really means "Supernatural". I don't generally hold wikipedia any sort of authority on scripture.. But it does offer an explanation.. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epiousios
I think this is pretty funny in a way... Because it's a reference to BOTH.. It's calling directly upon Manna from Heaven.... The Daily Manna was both actual real life food and Supernatural Daily Bread supplied by The Lord at the same time... This was a well known Jewish thing..... And would have been obvious to Jewish listeners...
Kinda funny how a "controversy" like this can take two completely separate paths to end up at the same destination....
"Give us this day our daily bread"
It's interesting that there is a well known translational difficulty with the greek word translated as "Daily" here...
Some translators claim its rooted in "Daily"... Others claim it really means "Supernatural". I don't generally hold wikipedia any sort of authority on scripture.. But it does offer an explanation.. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epiousios
I think this is pretty funny in a way... Because it's a reference to BOTH.. It's calling directly upon Manna from Heaven.... The Daily Manna was both actual real life food and Supernatural Daily Bread supplied by The Lord at the same time... This was a well known Jewish thing..... And would have been obvious to Jewish listeners...
Kinda funny how a "controversy" like this can take two completely separate paths to end up at the same destination....