In the Parable of the Prodigal Son, what does the father's reaction represent concerning God's salvation?
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Correct answer: God's joyful reception of the repentant sinner
The father running to meet his son represents God's proactive grace and mercy. It illustrates that salvation is available to any who return to God in humility and repentance.
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