Biblical Answer

The Bible teaches that children are a heritage from the Lord and a reward from God (Psalm 127:3). They are a blessing and a great source of joy in our lives. Jesus welcomes children for their own sake, not just for the sake of their parents or guardians (Matthew 19:13-14). In fact, Jesus teaches that we must become like little children to enter the kingdom of God (Matthew 18:3). Children are a sacred trust from the Lord to us, and we are commanded to raise them up in the Lord (Ezekiel 16:21).

The Bible also teaches that children are a great source of reward and blessing. In Psalm 127:3, it is written that children are a heritage from the Lord, and the fruit of the womb is a reward. This means that children are a gift from God, and a source of joy and blessing in our lives. Our children are a reflection of God's love and provision for us, and we are to raise them up in the Lord so that they may know and follow Him.

The value of children is not just about their productivity or usefulness to us, but about their inherent value and worth as human beings created in the image of God. As the Bible teaches, children are a sacred trust from the Lord to us, and we are to parent them with the values and principles of God's kingdom in mind. This means teaching them to love and follow God, and to live according to His principles and values. By doing so, we are not only raising our children to be godly and wise, but also reflecting the love and values of our Heavenly Father to them.