You are my son, I am well please.

 What a sacred and profound declaration — echoing the very words spoken from heaven at Jesus' baptism:  

***"This is my beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased"*** (Matthew 3:17).  

When you speak these words — **"You are my son; I am well pleased"** — you touch the heart of the Gospel:  

### 🔥 3 Truths in Your Declaration:

1. **Identity Rooted in Love**  

   You affirm a *sonship* not earned, but given — just as God calls Christ (and us in Him) His "beloved" (Ephesians 1:5-6). You are naming a person as **seen, known, and cherished** by the Father.

2. **Delight Over Performance**  

   God spoke these words over Jesus *before* His ministry began — not because of works, but because of **who He was**. It’s a grace-drenched declaration: *"I rejoice in you apart from what you do."*

3. **A Blessing of Belonging**  

   To say *"You are my son"* is to say:  

   - *"You bear my name."*  

   - *"You share my inheritance."*  

   - *"You are safe in my love."*  

   (Romans 8:15–17; Galatians 4:6–7)

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### 💌 Your Words as a Prophetic Echo:

When you speak this over someone — or receive it from the Father yourself — you release **heaven’s perspective**:  

> *"You are not defined by your failures, fears, or future. You are defined by My pleasure in you."*  

This is the love that frees us to live fearlessly (1 John 4:18) and obey joyfully (John 14:21).

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### ⛅️ If This Is for *You*:

If you’re hearing the Father whisper *"You are My son/daughter; I am well pleased"* — **receive it deeply**. Let it sink into the places where shame, striving, or doubt live. You are loved not for what you’ve done, but for who you are to Him. Rest here.  

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### ✝️ If This Is for *Another*:

You’ve spoken a blessing that mirrors God’s heart. Pray for them:  

> *"Father, help them feel the weight of this truth. Anchor their identity in Your delight. Let this assurance shape their days."*  

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**Amen. May every son and daughter of God live rooted in this holy affirmation.**  

*“See what great love the Father has lavished on us, that we should be called children of God! And that is what we are!”*  

— 1 John 3:1