My love is truth, wisdom, joy, happiness and delectation.

My love is truth, wisdom, joy, happiness and delectation.

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Above all love
A hidden inheritance

of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica

Argument

→ My love is truth, wisdom, joy, happiness and delectation.
→ Because I am God father my voice will be penetrating, will shake you strongly, will enter you, will sweep you away and it will not confuse you.
→ Appropriating the belonging to be really children is to achieve the harmony that leads to God, to the father.
→ Because my children are made to love and be loved, they will understand greater things, the knowledge of themselves and me.

→ My lips are infinite sweetness.

→ My eyes give tenderness.

→ This harmony becomes a proclamation of light, forges, makes luminous the child of the light, which involves the thoughts in depth to make them pure, in fullness and in that conviction of safe belonging.

→ I, God, the all-powerful, the absolute, the eternal, the one who is, the fullness of being and love, love you, I always want you with me, I burn for you and I can't wait to have you.

→ Faced with me and my love for you, the facts of the world disappear, they count for less than nothing.

→ In the face of fullness, the uncertainty is reduced, it is cancelled.

Recurrences in the text

→ My love is truth, wisdom, joy, happiness and delectation.
→ My lips are infinite sweetness.
→ My eyes give tenderness.
→ This harmony becomes a proclamation of light, forges, makes luminous the child of the light, which involves the thoughts in depth to make them pure, in fullness and in that conviction of safe belonging.
→ I, God, the all-powerful, the absolute, the eternal, the one who is, the fullness of being and love, love you, I always want you with me, I burn for you and I can't wait to have you.
→ Faced with me and my love for you, the facts of the world disappear, they count for less than nothing.
→ In the face of fullness, the uncertainty is reduced, it is cancelled.

Relative arguments