To announce means to love, to be certain to possess my love, to possess the love you have for me, your father, your daddy, the only teacher, to dedicate yourself to true love, to rejoice in my living, true presence, which has meant for you, to rejoice in my word, to announce to everyone that I exist, I am there, I love you, and you are my sons.
Above all love A hidden inheritance
of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica Argument
→ I am a father , I perform wonders every day , I give in abundance , I do not stop , I work continuously .→ Father understands , knows every moment of life lived , loves all his children continually , participates in every pain , every joy and instant of love that every child has for me father .→ I desire brilliant children , who belong to me, because they already belong to me, who love and do not let themselves go to the world , which is constantly falling .→ My love for you has been in the fullness since the origin , has continued in time to be enormous , to reflect and spread love .
→ I, the Lord God , am not vain .→ Rejoice of me, who am not vain , adventurous , who am clear , limpid , pure, crystalline and certain .→ Vanity , emptiness , nothingness , the visible hurts .→ I, the Lord God , am not vanity , falsehood , deception , I do good with my love , I am truth , I move in light and in love .→ My spirit does not precipitate , it does not make you fall into the useless vanity of the world , it is above you, it keeps you alive , feeds you, circles in you powerfully , with love , and makes you into an infinite project .→ Remove with all your strength the vanities , deceptions , seductions , arrogance of the world and of the flesh .
→ To announce means to love , to be certain to possess my love , to possess the love you have for me, your father , your daddy , the only teacher , to dedicate yourself to true love , to rejoice in my living , true presence , which has meant for you, to rejoice in my word , to announce to everyone that I exist , I am there , I love you, and you are my sons .
Relative arguments