If you find me as the origin and end of love, this destination and knowledge which you will have from meeting with me will be accomplished.
Above all love
A hidden inheritance
- of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica
Argument
- → Every attitude, thought, act of love towards me is the realization accomplished, achieved.
- → The greatest wonder I have done is you, my beloved sons.
- → This love is accomplished and revealed wonder.
- → The purpose, the end of my children's existence, is the love between me and them discovered, sought, recognized, appeared, accomplished and realized.
Recurrences in the text
- → Here is the realization, the end, the destination, the accomplishment of my creation and of the greatness I have for my children.
- → If you find me as the origin and end of love, this destination and knowledge which you will have from meeting with me will be accomplished.
- → My love is free, it fills and covers you with light.
- → The love, that I am and that lives in me, fills and acts in every part of you.
- → The reason is the part that I, the Lord, do live, free in nourishment and substance.
- → Every attitude, thought, act of love towards me is the realization accomplished, achieved.
- → The work I want you to do for me is that you work without getting tired for my kingdom, for my announcement, to dedicate yourselves to my word and to my listening, which is the greatest treasure for every man.
- → Do not act in fury that does not make you free and in the follies that make you slaves.
- → Let yourself be modeled, conquered and loved by me.
- → I want every my child do the work of loving me insistently.
- → What they have, now is manifest and fulfilled.
- → I have made you and I make you strong in love.
- → The greatest wonder I have done is you, my beloved sons.
- → I create, accomplish and work only wonders in your life.
- → I do wonders in your heart, in your reason, in your thoughts, in your deepest identity, and in the dialogue between me and you.
- → This love is accomplished and revealed wonder.
Relative arguments