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Jesus Loves You and so do I :
Most holy oneness of the cosmos, source of light and sound and breath. You birth me and all that is. Clear the space of my heart so that you may live within me—may that be so now. Your “I can,” O Holy One, is my “I can,” so birth this new image in and through me. As your desire is in heaven, make it so in all the earth, especially in the earth that is my body. Give us this day our daily bread, produced with life and soul, food for our eating, and an illuminated measure of insight and understanding for this day, moment by moment. Return us to our original state of slender ties, releasing and letting go the tangled threads that bind us, just as we release and no longer hold on to the tangled threads of others’ guilt—help us to flow and let go. Do not let us enter into anything that causes us inner vacillation or agitation from our true purpose in life; give us freedom to act at the right time and produce good fruit. For your “I can” is the life-force energy of the cosmos, giving light and sound to all that is in harmony and balance from age to age as in a dance. Amen.
2026-11-09 21:39:50
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MarlanaMonad333 :
This is NOT the Lords Prayer translated directly from Aramaic and the original writer never claimed such! It's a poetic paraphrase created in the 90s by writer Neil Douglas Klotz called Prayers of the Cosmos
2026-11-09 23:55:05
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sammyrusseau :
This is a mystical reimagining of the Lord’s Prayer, not a translation.
2026-11-10 07:24:36
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Mellie@QHHTOfficial :
The original was written in Greek. Because Greek requires specific, singular word choices, Matthew and Luke had to filter the broad, poetic nuances of Jesus's native Aramaic into two different but complementary Greek expressions. This sounds like Neil Douglas-Klotz in Prayers of the Cosmos- a modern translation, while traditional Aramaic-to-English equivalents closely mirror the familiar liturgical wording.
2026-11-09 20:57:40
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B :
Me writing it down so I can REALLY connect
2026-11-10 00:51:21
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Metolos37 :
is amen in there?
2026-11-10 18:58:33
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Beth Buie :
King James rewrote the bible and removed any spirituality they rewrote it to control us.
2026-11-09 23:29:44
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Private :
That is not the original Lord's Prayer. It is a modern paraphrase — a very famous one. It is called the Aramaic Lord's Prayer, from the book Prayers of the Cosmos by Neil Douglas-Klotz, published in 1990. Douglas-Klotz took the Aramaic words Jesus would have spoken and translated them not word-for-word, but for all the possible meanings hidden inside each Aramaic word. Aramaic words often have 3-4 meanings at once. So he expanded each line into a poem…according to research online
2026-11-10 08:46:15
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Eclesoterica :
this is not a literal translation from Aramaic. It's a very poetic new agey translation. but the actual Aramaic translation is very beautiful and worth diving into, because it does indeed give a very different connotation than the English version we're all used to.
2026-11-09 22:10:34
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Cooper09 :
Loved this! Thank you
2026-11-10 18:48:38
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kazzy :
That is more beautiful Praise be God Almighty 🙌 🙏 ❤️
2026-11-10 13:00:02
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Godishere_123 :
All who add and take away from this book will not inherit the kingdom of God
2026-11-10 12:50:03
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Cora Marie Lang🫶🏼 :
Could you possibly please make a video praying the Lord’s Prayer beginning to end in Aramaic? Specifically the Syriac dialect, of course. Thank you for sharing this by the way. I will share with my loved ones and pray this instead from now on.
2026-11-10 00:36:43
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Simone🎀 :
This is not true
2026-11-10 19:48:08
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theferalbarnchild :
I feel like we have been robbed of the beauty that it originally was. I believe the message can transcend men’s corruption BUT I just want to be immersed in the true words
2026-11-09 21:10:05
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Priest Of The East :
Respectfully as someone who translated the Aramaic gospels. This does not say that. It’s fake news.
2026-11-10 09:24:37
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bubblesnap7 :
Hmm. I mean I love how this sounds. But I’m not finding any original Aramaic print. It seems to be be take out of context.
2026-11-09 22:28:22
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Kel :
Sounds so beautiful
2026-11-10 10:19:50
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🟰💟 :
This is so freaking dumb that we do not recite it EXACTLY as he said it. If he says sound matters, than we should speak EXACTLY as he did. Each frequency matters! So rad, thank you for this post!
2026-11-09 21:43:40
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Michelle Campbell :
I would love a video of you saying the translation alone. ❤️
2026-11-09 22:04:29
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Joshua T Berglan :
I thought this was debunked?
2026-11-09 21:06:40
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alexandra :
My face this whole video
2026-11-10 00:41:24
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marie :
Amazingly beautiful. Makes me wonder how much we’ve lost in the translations of God’s holy Word
2026-11-10 01:05:18
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A to Z :
Scholars have noted that these readings introduce ideas not present in the ancient texts. Douglas-Klotz himself described his work as meditations rather than a formal scholarly transliteration/translation.
2026-11-09 20:56:56
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Toni :
It definitely correlates with what Mary Magdalene wrote.
2026-11-10 12:28:45
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