A Most Familiar Explanation of the Assemblies Shorter Catechism
Question 101
On Westminster Shorter Catechism (1647) Q. 101
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What do we pray for in the first Petition?
In the first Petition [which is, Hallowed be thy name] we pray, that God would enable us and others, to glorifie him in all that whereby he maketh himself known, and that he would dispose all things to his own glory.
Which is the first Petition?
Hallowed be thy Name.
What do you mean by the [Name] of God?
Any thing whereby he maketh himself known.
What do you mean by [Hallowed] be thy Name?
Let thy name be sanctified, or glorified.
Are we here then to bewail the dishonour that we have brought to Gods name by our self-seeking, and other sins, whereby we have robbed him of, and obscured his glory?
Yes.
Do we pray that he would enable others too, as well as our selves?
Yes.
How do we here desire God to dispose of all things in the world?
To his own glory.
Is this the first and principal thing that we should seek in our prayers, that Gods name may be hallowed, or sanctified, and glorified.
Yes.
What, that his works may be magnified, and his word glorified, his worship observed, and all his attributes and excellencies highly honoured, commended, adored, and admired by us, and all his creatures.
Yes.
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