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adoption n. — huiothesian — a legal proceeding that creates a parent-child relation between persons not related by blood; with the adopted child being entitled to all privileges belonging to a natural child (including the right to inherit).
Adoption is an amazing process because you’re taking someone who maybe feels rejected or unwanted and changing their situation in life.
Allowing them to be raised in a home that accepts them, even makes them heirs!
God wants to expand His family!
He wants a house full of kids!
It’s important to understand that we were slaves of sin!
We walked according to the world and to the prince of the power of the air.
THAT’S when God adopted us.
We’re not just receiving “salvation.”
We’re receiving “the adoption.”
He’s erasing our condition of being unwanted.
He’s erasing the conditional love we’re used to and offering us unconditional love.
The QUINTESSENTIAL salvation passage is actually written in the context of adoption!
This passage is AFTER Ephesians 1!
It’s written from the understanding that we were CHILDREN of the world!
Children of disodience!
God didn’t just save us, He took us out of an abusive house and said, “Why don’t you come live with me and let me spoil you.”
How God wants us to think of ourselves:
His Adopted Children
How God wants us to think of Him:
As a Good Father
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