Our primary duty in prayer is to disregard ourselves and to give God the preeminence in our thoughts, desires, and supplications. A similar division is discernible in the Ten Commandments: the first five teach us our duty toward God (in the fifth, the parents stand to the child in the place of God) the last five teach us our duty toward neighbors. They are seven in number, and are significantly divided into two groups of three and four respectively: the first three relate to the cause of God the last four relate to our own daily concerns.
“Hallowed be Thy name” is the first of the petitions of Christ’s pattern prayer.
It has earned "never delete" status on my DVR.“ Hallowed be Thy name ” ( Matthew 6:9). It may still be broadcast from time to time (the episode also had live performances by Natasha Bedingfield and the Gipsy Kings, which is a pretty weird combination). I don't know if there is a high-quality audio recording available, but it no doubt can be found on YouTube. Both performances are electrifying, and make one wonder why the boys don't do a "live in studio" album, which I'd buy immediately. For those who don't know it, in 2006 the band performed "Hallowed Be Thy Name" and "Brighter Than A Thousand Suns" start-to-finish together in studio (no crowd) for television broadcast. I also love the Live at Abbey Road performance. Steve's bass on this mix sounds awesome, too. Give Clive Burr credit for keeping the band on track better than Nicko typically does on this song. Later live versions are sped up significantly, some to a ridiculous pace. That version was recorded before the studio version was even released, and it is played at the proper tempo. Among the official releases (I'm not conversant in all the bootlegs and YouTube versions), the correct answer is Beast Over Hammersmith.
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