Give us today, give us today
Our daily bread
And forgive us, forgive us
As we forgive
Oh Father, in heaven
Oh Father, in heaven
Hallowed be Thy name, hallowed be Thy name,
Your Kingdom come, Your will be done
Here upon the earth, as it is in heaven, heaven
Lead us, oh lead us
Out of temptation
Deliver us, deliver us
From evil
For Thine is the kingdom, the power the glory
forever and ever, amen (Repeat 6x’s)
Song Meaning
This setting of the Lord’s Prayer asks the heavenly Father for daily bread, forgiveness, and grace to forgive others.
Biblical Message
Matthew 6:9–13 is the direct source. Luke 11:2–4 records Jesus teaching the same prayer.
Reflection
Prayer holds ordinary needs and restored relationships together. Receiving mercy trains believers to extend it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message of “Oh Father”?
This setting of the Lord’s Prayer asks the heavenly Father for daily bread, forgiveness, and grace to forgive others.
Which Bible passages connect with the song?
Matthew 6:9–13 is the direct source. Luke 11:2–4 records Jesus teaching the same prayer.
When can this song be used in worship?
It suits prayer gatherings, family worship, and Scripture teaching.