Question
What do we acknowledge when we pray the invocation to the Lord’s Prayer, Our Father, who is in heaven?
God’s presence and relationship with us
God’s holiness
God’s willingness to forgive sin
God’s sovereignty over Satan
God’s presence and relationship with us
God’s holiness
God’s willingness to forgive sin
God’s sovereignty over Satan
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When we pray the invocation to the Lord’s Prayer, "Our Father, who is in heaven," we primarily acknowledge **God’s presence and relationship with us**. This phrase emphasizes the intimate relationship we have with God as our Father, affirming His divine nature while also highlighting His accessibility and loving care for us. It recognizes both His transcendence (being in heaven) and His immanence (being close to us as our Father).