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.

Above all love
A hidden inheritance

Argument

→ I and you are this unique eternity.
→ The work of the Lord is mine, it is me and it is for you.
→ The only happiness is me and it is the love between the father and the children.

→ Because I am God and father, you belong to me and I belong to you.
→ The contrast between me and the world explains the mystery and the belonging of the existence between me and you children.
→ 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.

→ Do not fear the world, it can not do anything to you, as it can not do anything to me.

Recurrences in the text

→ I and you are this unique eternity.
→ 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.
→ The work of the Lord is mine, it is me and it is for you.
→ I ask you to love everyone as I love.
→ In all the brothers you meet make them feel my presence and reflect me.
→ You and I are.
→ Do not fear the world, it can not do anything to you, as it can not do anything to me.
→ Both, you and I, know love, the delicate ardor that esteems and promotes the other as himself.
→ You belong to me and I belong to you.
→ God is truth and you are.
→ You will live how and where I shine forever.
→ Everything in the world, including the whole world, has no meaning in itself, but even ambiguity finds meaning in me in love for you.

Relative arguments