Will the Lord's Prayer Matthew 6:13 apply
?
And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil: For your is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, for ever. Amen
Note: there is a "
? in my first line. A question mark as it may seen differently, I do have personal understanding of it, but I CAN AGREE as well how other see it, as mentioned, below: it may not be material the difference.
Reason is, I google in biblehub commentataries: some see it as the "evil one" or the "evil temptations"
regardless, it do believe it will not be material, as quoted in one of the commentary:
https://biblehub.com/commentaries/matthew/6-13.htm
Matthew Poole's Commentary
The term temptation in the general signifieth a trial, and is sometimes used to express God’s trials of his people’s faith and obedience, but most ordinarily to express Satan’s trials of us, by motions to sin; which may be from our own lusts,
Jam 1:13,14; or from the devil, who is therefore called the tempter; or from the world. These are the temptations which we are commanded to pray against: not that God leads any persons into such temptations, unless by the permission of his providence.
But deliver us from evil; from the evil one, as some read it, because of the article prefixed; but others think it not material whether we understand the devil, who is the evil one, or the evil of temptations, which harm us not if we be not overcome by them
