Lord's Prayer

Prayer taught by Jesus to his disciples and used by all Christians as the basic prayer in common worship. It appears in two forms in the New Testament: a shorter version in Luke 11:2–4, and a longer version, part of the Sermon on the Mount, in Matthew 6:9–13. In both contexts it is offered as a model of how to pray. It is sometimes called the Pater Noster (Latin: “Our Father”) for its first two words.

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• The possessive determiner of the personal pronoun "we".
• Our, a river in Belgium, Luxembourg and Germany.
• Our, a commune of the Jura département, in France.
• Our, a village in the municipality of Paliseul, Belgium
• Our, a stream in the municipality of Paliseul, Belgium which flows through Opont and Our.
• Ours, a rock band
• A misspelling of "Hour"