Williams traced the runic writing back to a 1611 runic version of the Lord's Prayer, which was republished in the 19th century. "It must have taken days and days of work.

The 1800s reprinting of Bureus’ runic Lord’s Prayer created a likely connection: a Swedish-speaking fur trader, far from home, engraving faith and heritage onto stone.

Eucharistic Prayer II says, "As we celebrate the memorial of his death and resurrection, we offer you, Lord, the Bread of Life and the chalice of salvation." (I am using the current church ...

Williams said that the runic writing was a version of the Christian Lord’s Prayer, which had been carved in Futhark. “The text conforms to the Swedish version of the Lord’s Prayer used from ...

Eucharistic Prayer II says, “As we celebrate the memorial of his death and resurrection, we offer you, Lord, the Bread of Life and the chalice of salvation.” (I am using the current church ...

Despite The Lord's Prayer — which is also referred to as the "Our Father" prayer — being widely known and recited in Christianity, Suresh, Joe, and Laura couldn't buzz in with the correct ...