We have been asked for the Lord's Prayer in Greek. Here is the version in (Luke 11:2-4)

(A Note to the Star Course )

Pater

agiasqhtw to onoma sou

elqatw h basileia sou

ton arton hmwn ton epiousiov didou hmin to kaq hmeran

kai afe hmin ta amartia hmwn

kai gar autoi afiomen panti ofeilonti hmin

kai mh eisenegkh hma ei peirasmon.


A transliteration and a literal word-by-word translation follows:
Pater Father
Hagiastheetoh to onoma sou Hallowed be the name of you 
elthatoh hee basileia sou Come the kingly reign of you 
ton arton hemon ton epiousion didou heemin to kath heemeran  the bread of us (for) the Day give to us the every day 
kai aphes heemin tas hamartias heemoon and forgive us the sins of us
kia gar autoi aphiomen panti opheilonti hemin  and indeed we ourselves forgive all who are delinquent to us 
kai mee eisenegkiees heemas eis peirasmon and do not lead us into being put to the test 


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