Mr MacRae outlines the process by which “debts”, almost universal in mediaeval versions of the Lord’s Prayer, gave way increasingly to “trespasses”.
Reference:
Volume 14 1943-44 (War-time Issue), p8
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Mr MacRae outlines the process by which “debts”, almost universal in mediaeval versions of the Lord’s Prayer, gave way increasingly to “trespasses”.
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| “Debts” or “Trespasses” | 2.15 MB |