I, your God, love you in a special, unlimited way, I call you one by one and I am always with you.

I, your God, love you in a special, unlimited way, I call you one by one and I am always with you.

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Above all love
A hidden inheritance

of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica

Argument

→ Call me father, dad, my eternal sweet father, good and dear.

→ I, your God, love you in a special, unlimited way, I call you one by one and I am always with you.

→ I love you with intelligence, joy and all my being.

→ You are mine and I am yours from ever and for ever.

→ The good, saint and loving father is not vain.

→ Love is indissoluble.
→ God loves you in a total, complete and indestructible way.
→ No one can touch this love.
→ My thoughts of love are indestructible.
→ Love is indestructible.

→ My love story has no end.

→ I, the Lord God and Father, am immortal.

→ I am incorruptible, the immortality, God, father, powerful, omnipotent and eternal beauty of love.

→ Go and say that God exists, he is a father, that every man is a son, my son, a creature that belongs to me and will not be forgotten.

→ For this truth one exists, this is the existence of every being.

→ Do not be overwhelmed by what does not exist.

Recurrences in the text

→ Call me father, dad, my eternal sweet father, good and dear.
→ I, your God, love you in a special, unlimited way, I call you one by one and I am always with you.
→ I love you with intelligence, joy and all my being.
→ You are mine and I am yours from ever and for ever.
→ The good, saint and loving father is not vain.
→ No one can touch this love.
→ My love story has no end.
→ I, the Lord God and Father, am immortal.
→ I am incorruptible, the immortality, God, father, powerful, omnipotent and eternal beauty of love.
→ Go and say that God exists, he is a father, that every man is a son, my son, a creature that belongs to me and will not be forgotten.
→ For this truth one exists, this is the existence of every being.
→ Do not be overwhelmed by what does not exist.

Relative arguments