I want from you the knowledge of love, of thoughts, of truth, of what I am for you and the understanding of love towards me.
Above all love
A hidden inheritance
- of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica
Argument
- → Proclaiming means nourishing oneself with my love, knowing that I constantly nourish you, also nourishing others with my knowledge, with my love, which they already possess and do not let out towards me.
- → This light, which pushes me to you, feeds my child and gives to my child the certainty and the knowledge of me as I am, in the love, from the deep, from my essence, root and origin.
- → Man punishes himself, feeds what he believes and gives it life.
Recurrences in the text
- → I want from you the knowledge of love, of thoughts, of truth, of what I am for you and the understanding of love towards me.
- → Now I need to get in you, in your knowledge.
- → Now the Lord needs this encounter, this union achievable with knowledge in love, he is here with you, he desires love, he does not want to be neglected and pushed away.
- → If you come to that knowledge, you will arrive to me.
- → This love kills any impossible knowledge of the world, goes beyond an aware eternity that is light and flowering that I, God, call eternity.
- → Everything will shake and you will understand the loved being, God.
- → Loving and knowing me, they will know the greatness of the love and of loving.
- → Only knowing me my children will know and find themselves and me.
- → Recognize me.
- → Know me.
- → Understand that love.
- → Being loved, loving is the knowledge and the conviction of being part you of me and me of you.
- → You are this love of light which makes you children, shining, recognizing my face of father, God and wise master.
- → By loving me you will know the infinite source of these thoughts, the source, the root where these thoughts start and spread.
- → I know what the man does not know.
- → I, the Lord, will lead you through ways you do not know, for thoughts you do not know, for the only truth that is right to be and to be lived to the full.
Relative arguments