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How Not To Be A Babbling Hypocrite is my humble attempt at understanding one of the most often prayed, and possibly misunderstood, prayers in all Christendom, The Lord's Prayer. The Lord's Prayer is presented in Matthew 6:5-15. In this study I set out that the Lord's Prayer is not intended as a prayer to be said but is a template for prayer giving to us by Jesus. The study discusses what prayer is, and is not, and sets out seven distinct sections in the prayer template and makes suggestions on how to better understand them and, in so understanding them, pray them. The study has several questions for consideration and discussion in each section and is set-up to be used either by an individual or in a small group setting. It is my prayer that it may be of assistance to you in deepening your walk with the Lord. God Bless. Rod Knier

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I have worked at everything from milking cows to helping shape the laws of the land as an attorney and political activist. I am a committed follower of Christ and the husband of a wonderful lady and father of two terrific kids. I have dealt with bi-polar / depression most of my life. Looking back I don't recall a time in my life where it was not a part of me. I lived a very normal childhood in a family with 6 kids and 2 wondeful parents. As a kid I spent most of my time camping, hunting, fishing and watching TV. In school I was intelligent but completely uninterested. As a result I got through High School but never excelled to the lever I was capable of. While in Senior High I started dating my soul-mate Cindy. We were married a year out of high school, October, 1981, and have been together for 30+ years. Our kids are so much like us and are some of the greatest joys in my life. I am looking forward to being a grandpa someday and think I will do a great job at spoiling them. I have considered myself a Christian all of my life but did not get serious with God until September 21, 1987, when I dedicated myself to Jesus. Since then I have tried to follow Jesus and become the man he wants me to be, at times doing well and other times failing miserably. In 1993 I went back to school and got my Bachelors degree in accounting from Charleston Southern University and then went to Law School at Regent University in 1999. I went to work with a law firm in Williamsport, PA, in 1999 and then started my own practice in 2004. Unfortunately, that was around the time my bi-polar started to assert itself and, in all honesty, starting the practice was probably the product of a manic episode not a well thought out business decision. In 2005 things got weird and since then I have found myself relying on God more than ever and learning to trust and obey.

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