Else why does our Lord bid us pray for it that it may come to pass?pray daily, before we even pray for our daily bread, or the forgiveness of our sinsthat His Father's name may be hallowed, His Father's kingdom come, His Father's will be done?

The poor man's bread is his daily bread, literally his bread for the day.

Fugitives thronged the shores of Syria and Egypt, begging daily bread.

But if instead of living in conditions that condemn him to lunacy he were to be under no necessity to struggle for his daily bread, if he could live in affluence, he might exhibit some eccentricity of character, but would not cross the threshold of an insane asylum.

I grant, that hunger must be fed, That toil too earns thy daily bread.

But I shall perhaps leave a name which will sometimes be pronounced by expressions of good-will by those whose lot in this world is to labor, who in the sweat of their brow eat their daily bread; and who may remember me when they renew their strength by food at once abundant and untaxed, and which will be the better relished because no longer embittered by any feeling of injustice."

One best part of educational training is that which comes through special knowledge and manipulative or other skill, with its usual accompaniment of delight, in relation to work which is the daily bread-winning occupationwhich is a man's contribution to the effective wealth of society in return for what he takes as his own share.

A second man I honor, and still more highly; him who is seen toiling for the spiritually indispensable; not daily bread, but the bread of life.

Dr. Cox stated that he had often been asked in England how they managed missionary meetings in America, that the people of England held them in high estimation, that in England they depended chiefly for the support of the missionary cause upon legacies, stock, &c., while they in America were content to say, "Give us day by day our daily bread."

Mumpsimus's and all old faces would be a great temptation: but here I must stick till I hear of my money, and physic the natives for my daily bread.

Where was he to turn for daily bread? Even in those days, most gates were barred with gold and opened but to golden keys.

The money tempted her; that was her greatest need now,not for her daily bread, but for an accumulated fund that would enable her to reach New York and ultimately Europe, if that seemed the most direct route to her goal.

Hail, land of the kangaroo!paradise of the bushranger!purgatory of England!happy scene, where the sheep-stealer is metamorphosed into the shepherd; the highwayman is the guardian of the road; the dandy is delicate no more, and earns his daily bread; and the Court of Chancery is unknownhail to thee, soil of larceny and love!

Yes, my friends, when we say, 'Give us this day our daily bread,' we do indeed honour God and the name of God.

How often have we forgotten that God gives to all men, as well as to us; and while we were praying, give me my daily bread, kept others out of their daily bread!

The membership was composed almost entirely of working people, men and women who toiled hard for their daily bread.

With no dependence for their daily bread but the benefactions of one and another person, sometimes entire strangers, they never knew what it was to suffer actual want, nor did Frances ever believe that her friend would forget her.

They daily prayed, "Give us this day our daily bread;" and in some way or other the prayer was always answered.

These may be gross and carnal considerations; but Faith asks her daily bread, and Fancy must be fed.

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For my own part, I should believe that Seven Eighths of the People are without Property in themselves or the Heads of their Families, and forced to work for their daily Bread; and that of this Sort there are Seven Millions in the whole Island of Great Britain: And yet one would imagine that Seven Eighths of the whole People should consume at least three Fourths of the whole Fruits of the Country.

Forced to leave Ayrton, he had no means of earning his daily bread; and the weight of this new anxiety hastening the crisis, the handsome proud scholar became an inmate of the Brerely Lunatic Asylum.

Such were some of the ways in which the autumn days were spent, to say nothing of scores of lecturesSecularist, Labour, Socialistand scores of articles written for the winning of daily bread.