In this story, we see the Prodigal Son representing sinners who repent after wild living and the father, who represents God, whose unchanging love impels the sinner to eagerly welcome his sinning child home.
The conversion of sinners is greatly pleasing to the God of heavens, and all that belong to his family must rejoice in it, those in heaven do, and those on earth should also rejoice.
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