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Following Ferrar Fenton's translation, the petitions of the Lord's Prayer stand in the imperative passive mood, a standing order to be done absolutely and continuously: 'Thy will must be being done. Thy kingdom must be being restored.' The universe is an inter-knit machinery in which all things are taking place; there is nothing to become, only a finished state to select and occupy.

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Thy will must be being done. Thy kingdom must be being restored
There isn’t a thing to become; all things are taking place

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Occupying it you seem to become but it is already a fact, every aspect of that state in its most minute detail.
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