Saint Cyprian THE POWERFUL MEANING OF THE PRAYER ON THE LORD, WHICH JESUS TAUGHT HIS DISCIPLES.
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Einband
Taschenbuch
Erscheinungsdatum
17.04.2026
Verlag
Santa BendiciónSeitenzahl
114
Maße (L/B/H)
22,9/15,2/0,8 cm
Gewicht
258 g
Sprache
Englisch
EAN
9786316882035
St. Cyprian reveals to us the hidden power of the Lord's Prayer, the prayer to the Lord that Jesus taught his disciples and which is the most powerful and effective prayer to make petitions and obtain God's favor. In the Treatise on the Lord's Prayer, Saint Cyprian, Bishop and Martyr of Carthage explains the meaning of the Lord's Prayer, phrase by phrase, giving a revealing, beautiful and profound vision of the traditional prayer. A profound and beautiful writing that is fundamental to Christianity.THE POWERFUL MEANING OF THE LORD'S PRAYER PHRASE BY PHRASE BY CYPRIAN OF CARTHAGE In this work, also known as "A Treatise on the Lord's Prayer", St. Cyprian explains the meaning of the Lord's Prayer, phrase by phrase, clause by clause, giving quotations, details, and reflections to help understand its meaning. Written at the end of 251, this work was influential and decisive for Christianity, since many later Christian leaders, such as St. Augustine himself, studied St. Cyprian and relied on his commentary for the development of their own texts and writings. It was a work that was fundamental in the meditation and formulation of Christian liturgy, as well as in the devotional practice of the faithful throughout history. In particular, the work influenced the way in which the Lord's Prayer was taught and understood, and how it should be prayed.THE MEANING OF THE OUR FATHER: THE PRAYER THAT JESUS TAUGHT TO HIS DISCIPLES This work by St. Cyprian is one of the first extensive commentaries on Christianity's most traditional and popular prayer. In this treatise, St. Cyprian analyzes and explains each of the phrases of the Lord's Prayer, showing how this prayer summarizes the teachings of Jesus Christ on Christian life and faith.A WORK FOR DISCOVERING THE HIDDEN POWER IN THE LORD'S PRAYER Finally, this work is important because it reveals the hidden power of the Lord's Prayer as a powerful spiritual tool to connect with God, receive guidance and help in times of difficulty and affliction. It even defines it as the most powerful tool to obtain God's grace and to fulfill our petitions. Since, according to Cyprian, whenever we recite it, Christ becomes our advocate before the heavenly throne. This is followed by instructions on the order, recollection and modesty required to address the Most High. St. Cyprian's treatise on the Lord's Prayer offers an in-depth and practical look at Christianity's most fundamental and traditional prayer, giving a detailed, phrase-by-phrase understanding of the meaning of the Lord's Prayer to help us understand the teachings of Jesus, and helping believers connect with God and deepen their faith.WHO IS SAINT CYPRIAN? Known as a saint, bishop of Carthage and martyr. According to historians, of pagan origin, Cyprian, upon discovering the power of faith, decided to convert to Christianity, being one of the most representative examples of adult conversion. He dedicated himself to spread the word of the Lord throughout North Africa, where, to the envy of many, he became bishop of Carthage. St. Cyprian stood out for being a very influential leader, besides being a very prolific author who wrote several of the most influential works of Christianity. He was persecuted and died a martyr for defending the Christian faith. Today, his works continue to be the fundamental basis of the Christian faith. Being "The Treatise on The Lord's Prayer" a beautiful and essential text for the reading of every believer.
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