The closing phrases of the Lord’s Prayer are not found in scripture.
Rather, they return us to where the prayer begins: to God.
As a “doxology,” they remind us to praise. And they lead us to reflect on how we encounter God.
They remind us that the prayer is not really about us.
–Rev. John Clifford
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