The Love of God.

There exists no Love:
    so True,
    so Real,
    so Tender
    so Forgiving,
    so Understanding,
    so Accepting,   
    so Encompassing,
    so Inclusive,
    so Expectation-less,
    so Loving,
as God’s LOVE!

It is His LOVE we have received from Him, it is the love we ought to be demonstrating in our relationship with people.

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  1. The Good TaleMarch 8, 2011 at 4:36 PM

    Oh the height, depth and length of the Love of God that surpasseth knowledge until now...
    A woman delivers Jesus Rev 12:5, Rev 12:13 restoring Acts 3:21 the true word John 1:1 to the world before his return. This woman exposes the lies of Satan who has deceived the whole world Rev 12:9.This woman creates a new thing in the earth by fulfilling God's promise to Eve Gen 3:15, Jer 31:22, Isa 14:16. She is like unto Moses Acts 3:22, Num 12:3 and she is also like Elijah for her witness alone turns the hearts of the fathers to the children Mal 4:5-6 to prepare a people for the Lords return before the great and dreadful day of the Lord Matt 17:3, Luke 9:30. Moses and Elijah are together with the word Matt 17:3, Matt 17:11.
    Woe on those who will not hear Acts 3:23 the true word of God commanded to be written and delivered to the world free of charge, as a witness, at the heel of time. This true word turns the hearts of the fathers to the children of God because not one child of God will be put in a hell fire no matter what their sins. Prove all things. Be a workman that needeth not to be ashamed. Please, do not judge this unless you read it all first Pro 18:13 http://minigoodtale.blogspot.com

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