In several monotheistic religions, God is given the title of Father. In Christianity, God is the first being in the Trinity, and called Father not only because he is the creator, law-giver and protector, but also because of the mystery of the father-son relationship with Jesus Christ. God the Father is seen as omniscient, omnipotent and omnipresent, with infinite power beyond human understanding. Web sites whose topics speak of God in his role as the Father, specifically, are listed here.
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Bible verses from both the Old and New Testaments are compiled, paraphrased and presented here in the form of a love letter from God to the reader. The content is available in a number of free downloadable multi-media formats. - Father's Love Letter
http://www.fathersloveletter.com/
God is Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
Seeks to explain the Trinity by using marriage as an example. - God is Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
http://christian-oneness.org/about-God/chapter7.html
Discusses both the importance of earthly fathers and God our heavenly father. Also quotes scripture which backs up the author's concepts. - God Our Father
http://ldolphin.org/Father.html
Consists of biblical verses which support the concept as God being our heavenly father. Scriptures include items from both the old and new testaments. - God Your Father
http://www.seekgod.org/bible/fathergod.html
This online encyclopedia of Biblical Christianity presents an article on God the Father, including his fatherhood as the beginning of all things and his inherent fatherhood, as well as a discussion of his role in eternal life, sons to the Father, and worshipping to the glory of God the Father. The wiki-type format permits others to edit or add to the article. - Theopedia: God the Father
http://www.theopedia.com/God_the_Father