The Lord's Prayer

Have you ever heard of the prayer commonly called 
'The Lord's Prayer'?

The Lord's Prayer is taken from the Bible and is found in Matthew 6:9. It was taught by our Messiah in response to one of His disciple's requests to teach them how to pray, and it typically begins like this:

"Our Father, which art in heaven, HALLOWED BE THY NAME..."

The prayer begins by stating that our Father in the heavens has a name, and it is 'hallowed'. Hallowed—primarily meaning sanctified, and set-apart, but can also mean consecrated, sacred, and revered. Most Christian denominations pray this prayer, yet they don't even use His set-apart name.

The prayer tends to be taught and recited and becomes a repetitive custom rather than a heartfelt prayer. Most people then recite it without even thinking or questioning its content.