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HERE ARE THE SONGS
1 SONGS ABOUT THE CATECHISMWhat Is the Catechism ForWhat Does This Mean2 THE TEN COMMANDMENTSTen Commandments More or LessThe First CommandmentThe Second CommandmentThe Third CommandmentThe Fourth CommandmentThe Fifth CommandmentThe Sixth CommandmentThe Seventh CommandmentThe Eighth CommandmentThe 9th and 10th Commandments3 THE CREEDWhat Is the CreedThe First ArticleThe Second ArticleThe Third Article4 THE LORDS PRAYERIntro to the Lords PrayerOur FatherThe First PetitionThe Second PetitionThe Third PetitionThe Fourth PetitionThe Fifth PetitionThe Sixth PetitionThe Final Petition5 BAPTISMBaptism Part 1Baptism Part 2Baptism Part 3Baptism Part 46 THE LORDS SUPPERThe Lords Supper Part 1The Lords Supper Part 2The Lords Supper Part 3The Lords Supper Part 4The Lords Supper How OftenQUICK DOWNLOADING for
Intro Songs and Lords PrayerCreed Baptism and Lords SupperThe Ten CommandmentsSongs for First CommunionTERMS AND CONDITIONS
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| The Fourth Petition |
| Give Us This Day our Daily Bread |
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| (for He's A Jolly Good Fellow) 1. God pro- (C)vides the daily (F)bread-(C)- for (G7)ev- 'ryone on (D)earth, for (C)evil and for (F)good alike re- (C)gard- less (G7)of our (D)worth. Re- (C)gard- less (F)of our (C)worth, re- gard- less (F)of our (G7)worth. He gives (C)if we pray or (F)not-(C)- but (G7)still we pray, that (D)we might (C)know it comes from (F)God and so re- (C)ceive it (G7)thankful-(D)ly. 2. What is meant by daily bread? I think that we should know. It means a whole lot more than just those things made out of dough. Those things made out of dough, those things made out of dough. It in- cludes our daily food but more than this I think. It's every- thing required to en- joy our food and drink. 3. For in- stance, if we were to sit down to a meal and ev- 'ryone was mad at us, I won- der how we'd feel? I won- der how we'd feel? I won- der how we'd feel? I think we'd rather eat with har- mony instead, And so we say that this is too a part of daily bread. 4. A- noth- er thing we ask for in dai- ly bread is peace for if there's conflict how could we en- joy our fatted geese? En- joy our fatted geese, en- joy our fatted geese? So we pray that God would guide our rul- ers in His ways in or- der that we might enjoy His peace throughout our days. 5. But most of all we pray and ask God to restrain the Dev- il from his purpose which we know is very plain. We know is very plain, we know is very plain, To try to take away the good things that we need. But, since we prayed, we know his purpose simp- ly can't succeed. Repeat v. #1 All copies must contain the words © 1995 Robert A. Kemppainen http://maxpages.com/jjana |
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