Sonship, Salvation Assured
Jesus Christ is the only-begotten Son of God by nature, and when Christians are redeemed by Jesus they become sons (and daughters) of God by adoption. ...
We received Sonship which is a part of our salvation.
You may ask why and I’m glad you asked because sonship Implies a relationship but not only a relationship but a certain type of relationship. See when we are children of, God And we enter into this sonship relationship that is an unbreakable Bond no matter what a son does. Would a father ever stop loving them?
Second, you don't enter in and out of sonship once you are adopted into a family as a son or daughter. It's permanent. Third, a love for a child is most different and deep its unexplainable you do not love every kid like your own, your own hold a special and significant place above all others
God has adopted us into his family our position is not only that we are forgiven because of repentance, but we are put into an entirely new relationship we become Children of God.
You may ask why and I’m glad you asked because sonship Implies a relationship but not only a relationship but a certain type of relationship. See when we are children of, God And we enter into this sonship relationship that is an unbreakable Bond no matter what a son does. Would a father ever stop loving them?
Second, you don't enter in and out of sonship once you are adopted into a family as a son or daughter. It's permanent. Third, a love for a child is most different and deep its unexplainable you do not love every kid like your own, your own hold a special and significant place above all others
God has adopted us into his family our position is not only that we are forgiven because of repentance, but we are put into an entirely new relationship we become Children of God.
Paul is explaining and helping us understand our position in the family as sons of God. As sons of God, we have an inheritance our father left a Will that explains what we received. So we have to know for sure our position and take hold of what we received.