Daddy Dearest
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Table of Contents
- Introduction
- God's greater love for human beings
- God's favoritism
- The stubbornness of a strict father
- The love that God demonstrates
- Conclusion
Abstract
Your stereotypical, average father trudges in from a long day of work, plunks himself down at the dinner table, inquires about baseball practices and play rehearsals, and retires to bed for the evening news and a moment of peace. This process involves love, commitment, and the ultimate acceptance of monotony. The father in the Old Testament is always at work, cannot be satiated by dinner, will not stop inquiring of His children's lives, and refuses to retire, to ensure the peace of his family. Often He models compassion and loyalty like no human being can fathom from another. At times, however, His parenting style conveys a tough love so unbending as to paint him the abusive father that strikes His children when He sees fit. But, God forbid they strike back. The first book, Genesis, recounts God's first years as a father. In the span of just a few chapters, He creates and destroys mankind.
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