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Why is calling God 'Father' important for Christians?

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'Father' reflects the intimate relationship Christians have with God through adoption, highlighting His grace and mercy.

Calling God 'Father' is a profound expression of the relationship established through Christ. Ephesians 1:5 emphasizes that we have been predestinated to be adopted as His children, a reflection of God's grace. This title signifies not only our identity as His children but also our acceptance and the intimate care He provides. In this light, addressing God as Father invites His children to come before Him with confidence, knowing that we are heirs to His promises and beneficiaries of His love.
Scripture References: Ephesians 1:5, Romans 8:15-17

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