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If Then I Be a Father, Where Is My Honor?

Abraham Kuyper·2005-04-03
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Reprinted from When Thou Sittest In Thine House, by Abraham Kuyper, Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., Grand Rapids, Michigan. 1929. Used by permission of Eerdmans Publishing Co. The Father To serve God and to honor Him are by no means the same. He who serves is in that service a servant, who fulfills his servantship by strict obedience and discharge of all his duties. Hence, in the service of the Lord our God this servantship stands in the foreground. To be a "Servant of the Most Highest" is...

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Abraham Kuyper
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2005-04-03

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Psalms 33:1Psalms 66:2
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