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Who does not want a meaningful heritage? So children are a gift, a reward, a heritage. Ch ildren are a heritage! They are an inheritance and the most valued part of any man’s legacy. Other translations use the word ‘heritage’. Children are a reward! Who does not want a reward? This reward is not reserved only for the godly, but is available for all.

But in verse 3 he makes a bold declaration: “Behold, children are a gift of the LORD, the fruit of the womb is a reward.” (v3)Ĭhildren are a gift! Who does not want a gift? You don’t need to have the ‘gift love language’ to like receiving thoughtful gifts.

Verse 3: Solomon is the author of this psalm and in verses 1 and 2 he writes that ‘the Lord builds the house’ and of ‘ the vanity of rising up early and staying up late’, similar to what he also wrote in Ecclesiastes.