Addressing our Father
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Addressing our Father
Calling God Father rests on the relationship Jesus shares with his disciples, not on projecting every human family experience onto God. Our names a communion that resists private possession of God or exclusion of others. In heaven points to God’s majesty and presence rather than a physical address. Trust and reverence belong together in this opening address.
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