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A small child runs toward the street. The child's father calls out calmly, yet firmly, "Come back into the yard."
“As a father has compassion on his children, so the Lord has compassion on those who fear Him.” (Psalm 103:13)
Webster defines this “tear" as “reverential awe," indicating a feeling of “deep respect and overwhelming admiration." Though the child was not aware of the possible danger in the street, he was aware of the admiration and respect he felt for his father, since he knew that his father loved and protected him. Therefore. he obeyed. He feared his father in the most positive way.
It is this “reverential awe" which our Heavenly Father inspires in us, His children, so that we respect Him in such a positive and trusting way as to desire to obey His Word, thus living a life filled with faith, hope and the knowledge that our soul shall never die, but live eternally with Him. ' "
As you honor your father this Sabbath, praise also your - Heavenly Father. His compassion and love are everlasting.
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