我们在天堂的父亲:主祷文在会众歌曲中的重要性

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Thomas L. Baynham
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许多人都知道主祷文,甚至早在儿童时期,他们就能而且确实会背诵。它经常在礼拜环境中祈祷:定期的企业礼拜,以及葬礼和婚礼。祈祷词通常被称为“我们的父亲”,可能是基督教信仰中最著名的祈祷词,但许多人从记忆中学会背诵的内容与圣经中记录的内容不一致。这篇文章的意图是双重的。第一节使用马太福音文本(6:9-13)的新译本,加上传统但后来添加的结论,对祈祷进行了简短的解释。第二部分采用英国赞美诗学家布莱恩·雷恩的模型,对祈祷进行了“会众歌曲”分析,他断言:“无论谁在崇拜中向上帝唱歌,都会祈祷两次。”
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Our father, who art in heaven: The importance of the Lord’s Prayer in congregational song
The Lord’s Prayer is known to many, even as early as childhood those, who can and do recite it from memory. It is prayed often in the context of worship settings: regular corporate worship, as well as funerals and weddings. The “Our Father,” as the prayer is often called, is perhaps the most well-known prayer in the Christian faith, yet what many have learned to recite from memory is not consistent with what is recorded in Scripture. The intent of this article is twofold. The first section offers a brief interpretation of the prayer, using the KJV translation of the Matthew text (6:9–13) plus the traditional but added-later conclusion. The second section offers a “congregational song” analysis of the prayer, employing the model of British hymnologist Brian Wren, who asserts, “Whoever sings to God in worship, prays twice.”
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