Historical clue formulations

• "___ will be done" — 2026-05-05
• Your of yore — 2026-04-11
• "The devil take ___ soul!": Laertes — 2025-08-01
• Your of yore — 2024-09-09
• "Your" of yore — 2024-07-24
• Possessive in the Lord's Prayer — 2024-07-14
• "Follow ___ Fair Sun" (Thomas Campion poem) — 2024-01-19
• "Your" of yore — 2023-11-26
• Biblical possessive — 2023-05-30
• Psalm possessive — 2022-11-19
• "'Tis but ___ name that is my enemy": Juliet — 2022-08-05
• "Your" of yore — 2022-06-26
• Lord's Prayer possessive — 2022-05-21
• "___ word is a lamp unto my feet ...": Psalms — 2022-01-24
• "Hallowed be ___ name" — 2022-01-18
• "___ love is better than high birth to me": Shak. — 2021-10-30
• Old-fashioned possessive — 2021-09-16
• Biblical possessive — 2021-06-27
• Quaker's possessive — 2020-10-08
• "Glorify ___ Name" (church chorus) — 2020-09-05
• Psalm possessive — 2020-08-01
• "___ will be done ..." — 2020-03-30
• Possessive in the Ten Commandments — 2018-03-27
• Lord's Prayer possessive — 2018-02-28
• Biblical possessive — 2017-12-13
• "Your" of yore — 2017-10-08
• Possessive pronoun in the Lord's Prayer — 2017-01-25
• "Go ___ ways to a nunnery": Hamlet — 2016-11-11
• Commandments possessive — 2016-08-24
• "O grave, where is ___ victory?": I Corinthians — 2016-05-01
• "Frailty, ___ name is woman!": Hamlet — 2016-03-14
• Lord's Prayer possessive — 2015-05-27
• "___ name I love" ("America" lyric) — 2014-03-14
• "Love ___ neighbor ..." — 2013-11-25
• "___ will be done ..." (Lord's Prayer phrase) — 2013-09-16
• "___ will be done" (Lord's Prayer phrase) — 2013-08-05
• Commandment adjective — 2013-01-13
• "Your" of yesteryear — 2012-11-19
• "Know ___ enemy" — 2012-07-08
• Word used three times in the first four lines of the Lord's Prayer — 2011-07-30
• Your alternative — 2011-01-09
• "___ plaintive anthem fades": Keats — 2010-09-11
• Lord's Prayer adjective — 2010-02-10
• "Love ___ neighbor ..." — 2009-12-28
• Biblical possessive — 2006-12-08
• Quaker possessive — 2006-10-10
• Lord's Prayer adjective — 2005-12-30
• "___ kingdom come …" — 2005-12-26
• Friend's possessive — 2005-09-30
• Your, of yore — 2005-08-03