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  • Jay on Luke 15 - 11 years ago
    1. This is a beautiful parable of forgiveness after repentance ( Romans 10:13), for a person needing salvation and ( 1 John 1:9) for a person who is already saved.;
    2. This parable also gives Christian parents that have witness our children being saved at a young age and bringing them up in the nurture and admonition of the lord ( Ephesians 6:4) and have to try to create a godly environment in the home a much needed inspiration;
    3. Enrolling our children in a good Christian school and being active in a good bible believing church enhances this godly environment;
    4. This is important because we as parents need to recognize our children as an investment not only for our good, but for their good future here on earth and for all eternity;
    5. Proverbs 22:6 tells us to bring up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart far from it;
    6. This is the advantage that believers who have created an environment as I have described above have over believers and non-believers that have not or do not participate in bringing up a child the way they should go according to God's holy word;
    7. This father most obviously did bring up both boys in the nurture and admonition of the lord to get results like this;
    8. A life time of being faithful to God's truth came home to roost;
    9. God always honors faithfulness in being obedient to his holy scriptures, commandments, precepts, principals, and statutes;
    10. It is never too late to get started, but the longer we wait the more difficult it can be;
    11. Earlier is better than later, but later is better than never.



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