If by “the Father’s prayer” you mean the prayer Jesus taught his disciples, it is commonly called the Lord’s Prayer (or the Our Father), because it begins by addressing God as Father:
“Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name…”
— Matthew 6:9–13
According to the Gospels, Jesus taught this prayer to his followers as a model for how to pray. It appears in Matthew 6:9–13 and in a shorter form in Luke 11:2–4.
If you meant something different by “Jesus gave the Father’s prayer,” let me know and I’ll help clarify.
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