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>Short Summary of Calvinism - 5/1/2011 How Do We Know Our Sin? - 5/8/2011 Where Does Our Sin Come From? - 5/22/2011 What Does God Think of Our Sin - 5/29/2011 What Kind of Deliverer? - 6/5/2011 The Mediator - 6/12/2011 True Faith - 6/19/2011 The Trinity and Reformed Faith - 6/26/2011 Confessing Our Maker - 7/3/2011 Jesus Our Savior - 7/17/2011 Why are You Called Christian? - 7/24/2011 The Eternal Son of God - 7/31/2011 Comfort of Christ's Humanity - 8/14/2011 Healing Through Suffering - 8/21/2011 He Was Really Dead - 8/28/2011 Raised for Our Justification - 9/4/2011 Christ's Ascension - 1/8/2012 The Right Hand of God - 1/15/2012 The Holy Catholic Church & Sin - 2/5/2012 Resurrection; Life Everlasting - 2/12/2012 Righteous Only By Faith - 2/19/2012 Good Works and Sanctification - 2/26/2012 Where Does Faith Come From? - 3/4/2012 Baptism and the Cross - 3/11/2012 Whom Shall We Baptize? - 3/25/2012 The Significance of the Supper - 4/1/2012 A Communion of the Body - 4/15/2012 For Whom is the Supper - 4/22/2012 The Keys of the Kingdom - 4/29/2012 Why Do Good Works? - 5/6/2012 Conversion vs. Conversionism - 5/13/2012 Swearing Oaths and the State - 9/2/2012 The Sabbath: Heaven on Earth - 9/23/2012 Honor Your Father and Mother - 9/30/2012 Hate, the Root of Murder - 10/7/2012 Adultery: Not like the Gentile - 10/14/2012 That You May Share - 10/21/2012 The Honor of Your Neighbor - 11/4/2012 The Necessity of Prayer - 11/25/2012 Our Father in Heaven - 1/6/2013 Seek First the Kingdom - 1/20/2013 Willingly Renouncing Our Will - 1/27/2013 Trust in God Alone - 2/3/2013 Pray - Guilt, Grace, Gratitude - 2/10/2013 What does Amen Signify - 2/24/2013
Heidelberg Catechism — Lord's Day 46
120. Q. Why has Christ command us to address God
thus: Our Father?
A. To awaken in us, at the very beginning of our
prayer, that childlike reverence and trust toward God
which should be the ground of our prayer; namely,
that God has become our Father through Christ, and
will much less deny us what we ask of Him in faith
than our parents will refuse us earthly things.
121. Q. Why is there added, Who art in heaven?
A. That we may have no earthly thought of the
heavenly majesty of God, and may expect from His
almighty power all things necessary for body and
soul.
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