God's children bear His name. As a father possesses his children and they take his name, so those who are signatories of the New Covenant have His name written on them and represent Him wherever they go. Speech, demeanor, attitudes, decisions, advice, even dress and grooming, all belong to bearing His name, and anyone with a little knowledge of God should look at His children and see the resemblance. For this reason the third commandment forbids bearing His name in vain, whether thoughtlessly or unrighteously, and God holds His children accountable. God's name encapsulates His character: compassion, grace, patience, covenant loyalty, truth, forgiveness, and justice. Baptism is "into" His name, which means coming under His Lordship and into relationship with Him. It also begins immersion into everything God is, the start of oneness with His very nature and character, though only in baby steps. Jesus prayed that those the Father gave Him would be kept through that name and become one with Them, with the Father's own love in them. Those who keep His word and do not deny His name, despite their weaknesses, will have the names of the Father, the Son, and New Jerusalem written on them. In the end God's children inherit all things and are fully one with Him, bearing His name forever.