Jesus Christ Teaches

Our Lord’s Prayer

And

The Parable Of The

Persistent Housewife

By

The Twelve Apostles

Introduction

Jesus Christ and His disciples went into a retired place (a secluded place) to pray, and Jesus Christ teaches Lazarus how to say the model prayer. Also, He taught them the value of persistent prayer and parable of the persistent housewife.

Our Lord’s Prayer – The model prayer
Now, in the evening Jesus, Peter, James and John, with Lazarus, went out beyond the village gates to pray. And Lazarus said, “Teach me to pray.”
And Jesus taught them, saying:

Our Father, who art in heaven,
Hallowed be Your name.
Your kingdom come.
Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven.
Give us this day our daily bread.
Forgive us our sins,
and enable us to forgive those who sin against us.
Do not allow us to fall into temptation.
But, deliver us from all evils.
For Yours is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever.
Amen.”

The Value Of Persistent Prayer
And Jesus said, “The answer to your prayer may not appear in fullness in a little time.
Be not discouraged; pray again and then again, for God will hear.”

Parable Of The Persistent Housewife
And then he spoke a parable; he said, “A housewife was alone at night and, lo, some guests arrived, and they were hungry, having had no food for all the day. The housewife had no bread, and so at midnight she went forth and called a friend and said, ‘Loan me three loaves of bread, for guests have come, and I have naught for them to eat.’
The friend replied, ‘Why do you trouble me at midnight hour? My door is shut; my children are with me in bed; I cannot rise to give you bread; to-morrow you can be supplied.’
The housewife asked again, and then again, and then because she pled, and would not be refused, the friend arose and gave her bread.

“Behold, I say to you, Ask firmly and you shall receive; seek trustingly and you shall find; knock earnestly, the door will open up. All things are yours, and when you ask, not as a begging man would ask, but as a child, you shall be satisfied. A son may ask his father for a loaf of bread; the father will not give to him a stone. Or he may ask him for a fish; he will not give a crab; or he may ask him for an egg; the father will not give a pebble from the brook. Behold, if men of flesh know how to give abundantly to children of the flesh, will not your heavenly Father give abundantly to you when you shall pray?”

Explanations On Our Lord’s Prayer

Apostle Matthew: Son of man, this account has the Holy Spirit more than what is written in the gospels. This sign shows that it was the Holy Spirit that said this. It was said by the power of the Holy Spirit. What was written in the gospel about this, shows that what was written there were written by the ordinary human beings.

Son of man, your teachings, I mean yourself as Jesus Christ in His second coming, reincarnated as the man who saw God face to face, your teachings shall be accepted all over the world. This is because God is not two. He does not say something and then changes what He has said. Only one, what is true shall stand steadfast.

Remove the bible accounts, so that the children of God shall start on time to learn Our Lord’s Prayer use it in their prayers.

Let the children of God repent, as soon as this word reaches their ears. All the words which the Hosts of Angels and Saints of Heaven have corrected, from this throne of God, DivineBase Ministry, remain steadfast unto all the ends of the earth. All that hear it, the ears and any person, if a person does not accept the corrections, his name is removed from The Book Of Believers. This is automatic – takes immediate effect. But all the ears and people, who hear it, and start doing it, they are given blessings and assistance, in spirit.

Confirmation Of Our Lord’s Prayer

Apostle Matthew: There is a great difference between this our Lord’s Prayer and the version in the bible. The two versions are different, but this very one is the full account and original version. It is better than the version in the bible. Therefore, remove the version in the bible; and take, retain, this version.