Lead Us Not Into Temptation

INTRO: Recently as we were traveling I heard that the Pope had changed some wording in the Lord's prayer. I could not get that out of my mind and decided to study the troubling clause and I found it a very difficult study. When it took a lot of time to I decided to use that time and turn it into a message. And here is the troubling clause: "…lead us not into temptation…"
Well, the Vatican had been struggling with the clause for some time before the Pope decided to do something about. Here is part of an article from the "Evening Standard," posted just recently:
The translation of a line in the Lord's Prayer has been changed by The Pope after he signalled he was frustrated that it implies God might lead people into temptation.
Pope Francis approved altering the translation of the line "and lead us not into temptation" to "do not let us fall into temptation."
The revised line will appear in the third edition of the Messale Ramano after it was approved on May 22nd during the General Assembly of the Episcopal Conference of Italy, UCatholic reports.
The Pope has previously told Italian TV that the new translation was already being used by the Catholic Church because the original translation implies God leads humans to sin.