Transcription of Aramaic Study Guide: The Lord's Prayer
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Aramaic Study Guide: TheLord's Prayer 2013 1 Table of Text & Text & of Aramaic 2 IntroductionWelcome to this Study guide of The Lord's Prayer from the Gospel of Mattai(Matthew) Chapter 6. We hope this Study guide will increase yourunderstanding of The Lord's Prayer and help you to read it, speak it, andunderstand it at a much deeper and more intuitive level, by understanding theoriginal present The Lord's Prayer in Hebrew letters, to make it as accessible aspossible to the most people. We also give a literal translation in interlinearformat, and a transliteration of the Hebrew letters if you do not read then break down every word and phrase in The Lord's Prayer , explainingwhy the word means what we say it means, and bringing you many insightsinto the Aramaic word and the equivalent in Hebrew.
Peshitta text. lykh' lykh' is also an adverb, meaning therefore, on account of [this]. It is very common in the Peshitta, but also occurs in the Targums, such as in Proverbs 6:3. wl;c; This is an imperative form of the Aramaic verb alc meaning to pray. It occurs here in the Pael form (similar to Piel in Hebrew) with the meaning to pray, to beseech.
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