Approaching God As Father

Approaching God as your Father!
In times past God revealed Himself, as a promise and

covenant keeping God, and He called Himself, the God of
Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, because God had made a
covenant promise, which is like a contract agreement with
Abraham, and his children, and his children’s, children. This
is the name He used so we would remember Him, and know
Him by, and this covenant was to represent and establish
the relationship of how God was going to lovingly and
graciously bless and treat Abraham, and Abraham’s lineage.
The purpose of the covenant; was that God had chosen

Abraham’s lineage to bring in the birth of Jesus, so that Jesus
would fulfill the finished work of the cross for the sins of
humanity to be forgiven, and so the promise to Abraham
would be fulfilled, completed, and established forever.
Four hundred and thirty years later, after God had made the
promises to Abraham, God gave Moses the Ten
Commandments to show the children of Israel, which were
Abrahams grandchildren, that they needed grace, because
they were not able to live up to the perfect standards of
Gods law, in which the children of Israel, persisted in there
pride and said they were able to keep the law, of the Ten
commandments’.
But the law was a curse to us, because if we broke just one
law, we were guilty of breaking all ten, and God never
intended for us to live under the law and the curse of the
law, but under grace, and His righteousness, and not our
own righteousness by trying to keep the law, because the
law was designed to lead us to Jesus our redeemer so that
the promise given to Abraham might be fulfilled.
The bible says that Christ has redeemed us from the curse of
the law, by being cursed in our place: for it is written,
Cursed is every one that hangs on a tree: That the blessing
of Abraham might come on all the nations through Christ:
Even King David describes this blessing of Abraham of the
man, unto God counts him as a righteous man, without his
own human efforts of trying to keep the law, saying, Blessed
are they whose sins are forgiven, and whose sins are paid
for. Blessed is the man to whom God will count his sins
against him no more!
Jesus came to introduce us to the Father!
But when the fullness of time had come 4000 years after
Adam, and 2000 years after Abraham, God sent forth His
Son, born of a woman, and born under the law, to redeem
them that were under the law, that we might receive son-
ship. And because we are sons, God has sent forth the Spirit
of His Son into your hearts, crying Abba, Father. So now, you
are no longer a slave under the law, but a son, and a
daughter; and if you are a son, and a daughter, then you are
an heir of God through Christ. Galatians 4: 4-7
So when you approach God to pray to Him, don’t approach

Him or see Him as God, but come to Him and approach Him
as your Daddy, Abba Father!
Don’t go by what you feel; go by what the word says about
you, and your heavenly Father. Amen!
You are not a slave anymore under the law of the old
covenant, you are now His children of the covenant of
Abraham, of which Jesus accomplished and made it an
everlasting new covenant of grace through the shedding of
His blood and making it a blood covenant that can never be
broken by anyone because God made it between Him and
Jesus, and Abraham and us are the ones He made it for
because we are His offspring!
Remember, that God the Father forsook Jesus His one and
only beloved Son as a sinner on the cross in our place, and
judged Him for our sins so that you and I would never be
alienated or forsaken as sons and a daughters of God, and
Jesus also said I will not leave you as Orphans, nor leave you
thinking that you are Orphans, and have been left alone
without a Father.
If you want to know what your heavenly Father is like, listen

to what Jesus said to Philip. Philip asked Jesus to show him
the Father.
“Lord show us the Father and we will be satisfied.”
Then Jesus said to Philip, “Have I been with you all this time,
and you still don’t know me, or recognize me? He that has
seen me has seen the Father; so how is it that you can say
then, Show us the Father! “
On resurrection day on a Sunday morning, Jesus appeared to

Mary Magdalene to tell her the most important message in
the world.
Jesus said to Mary, Touch me not; for I Am not yet ascended
to my Father: but go to my brothers, and say to them, I
ascend unto my Father, and your Father; and to my God,
and your God! Amen!

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Approaching God as your Father!

In times past God revealed Himself, as a promise and

The purpose of the covenant; was that God had chosen

Jesus came to introduce us to the Father!

So when you approach God to pray to Him, don’t approach

If you want to know what your heavenly Father is like, listen

On resurrection day on a Sunday morning, Jesus appeared to

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