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Psalm 103:13-14
A good father does not neglect the physical welfare of his children. God is a loving Father who has compassion on all His children.
We are fragile, but God's care is eternal. The good fathers we encounter in the Gospels look to Jesus for their children's needs, especially the physical ones.
Psalm 103:8-18
That is the kicker there. We have to keep His covenant and remember to keep His commandments, but He promises to those people who do that He will give all of these wonderful benefits, among the greatest of which is forgiveness of sin. Not according to what we did does He deal with us.
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