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You are here: Heart >> ConsecrationConsecration Dedicate to me all the firstborn sons. . . (Exodus 13:22; Luke 2:22) Consecration is the act of “setting apart” to the Lord. I think many parents miss the Bible’s call for consecration, which allows our young children to receive God’s blessing. Consecration through infant dedication is not an act of salvation for the child (only a believer can be baptized and saved as a Christian), it’s an act of faith by the parent. The Bible clearly gives us a mechanism for blessing our children at infancy. In fact, as parent’s, we have an obligation to bring our first-born son before the Lord. It is a symbolic offering of “first fruits” to God, an act of faith and commitment by the parents, which, in turn, provides God’s blessing for the child. Dear Lord, Thank You for Randy. Through my love for him, I know how much You love me. Keep Reading Now! SOCIAL BOOKMARK IT!
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