Tuesday, February 14, 2012

SIH’s Think On These Things: Matt 6:9c

(Mat 6:9c) Hallowed be thy name.

The term “hallowed” refers to “one that is set apart from all others”. Jesus is stating that the “name” of our Heavenly Father is so pure, and special, it is set apart from all others. 

The name “Heavenly” reveals to us that He finds His origin in heaven.  He is not of this earthly, sinful world.  His existence is that of eternal perfection far above all mankind. 

The name “Father” teaches us that He is the Beginning (Creator) of all.   Also, it helps us to understand that God possesses a love for all which is demonstrated by His care of all creation.  This is in addition to His greater redeeming love He holds towards those he has chosen to save.

Today, let’s praise our Lord for being who He is … our perfect loving Creator who reigns from the heavens!

May the Lord bless each one of us as we “Think On These Things”.

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5 comments:

  1. I really enjoy these devotions. Love you, Honey <3

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  2. >> "The name “Father” teaches us that He is the Beginning (Creator) of all"
    True, Rob, He is the Father of all creation, but His title of 'Father' is my favourite. How incredible the He - the PERFECT, sinless, creator of the universe GOD - should want to adopt ME into His own family! How incredible that He would make me a joint-heir with Christ!

    What an amazing Father God! Indeed Your Name is hallowed!

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  3. Baby,

    Thank you for all you do to support my ministry. I couldn't do it without you. Love you

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  4. Angela,

    You are absolutely right! Father does far extend beyond simply our Creator. What a wonderful thought to know that He is our loving Father in heaven! Thnanks for adding so much to the blog posts. Lord bless you!

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