::Leviticus 19:18<br>Psalm 139:21-22<br>Amos 5:15a
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"'''Give us today our ''daily bread''.'''" <small>
:Matthew 6:11
:The actual meaning of the phrase commonly translated from the Greek '''επιούσιον''' "''epiousion''" (uncertainly as) "'''''daily bread'''''" is obscure.
:The [[Douay-Rheims Bible]] reads "''supersubstantial bread''", from the [[Vulgate|Latin Vulgate]] "''super substantialis''". This reading, more than the common reading "daily bread", appears to some [[Exegesis|exegetes]] as the more probable reading of the Greek '''επιούσιον''' "''epiousion''". '''EPI - επι''' (''beyond, outside, above'') + '''OUSION - ούσιον''', from '''OUSIA - ούσία''', from (''substance, property, possessions''), from the feminine '''OUSA - ούσα''' (''being, having'') — Strong's numbers ''3776'' and ''5607''.
:This strongly suggests a more than material food, a kind of supernatural nourishment, heavenly bread (as expressed in the hymn phrase based on this same text from Matthew 6:11: "''bread of heaven, feed me 'til I want no more – here's my cup, fill it up and make me whole''"). <br> Compare John 6:31; Exodus 16:4, 15; Numbers 1:8; Nehemiah 9:15; Psalm 78:24; 105:40.
:See [http://biblehub.com/interlinear/matthew/6-11.htm interlinear text of Matthew 6:11]
:See [http://biblehub.com/multi/matthew/6-11.htm multiple versions of Matthew 6:11]
:See [http://biblehub.com/commentaries/matthew/6-11.htm multiple commentaries on Matthew 6:11]
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'''Omission of the words "''For yours is the Kingdom, the power, and the glory forever.''"''' <small>