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Luke 11:11–13
Primarily signifying God’s paternal relationship to Jesus Christ, the term also refers to God’s fatherly relationship to his creation, especially to believers as the “children of God”.
Aspects of the fatherhood of God
He is the Creator and provider
He shows love and compassion
He exercises his providence and care
He disciplines and corrects
God as the Father of Jesus Christ
He cares for his covenant people
He is the father of the kings of Israel
2 Sa 7:13–14 This description of God’s fatherhood involves the maintenance of a special relationship between God and David’s descendants, which ultimately includes Jesus Christ.
God is the father of Christian believers
He has an intimate relationship with believers
He adopts believers into his family
The fatherhood of God has implications for the church
Character: children are to reproduce the Father’s likeness
Unity: one Father means one family
Status: believers are related to Jesus Christ
In Conclusion:
Inheritance: believers are heirs of the Father’s kingdom
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