The
true love quote of the day is “Having no honor is not a problem. Having no love
is serious problem. Having both is an amazing God’s Grace”. This is one of The
true love quotes ever exist.
The spiritual wealth is measureless and priceless. None of us can be naturally and spiritually happy without it. But tragically, so many of us do not consciously realize this fact. Indeed you and I need to be more tolerant and pay a serious attention to the need of our souls. Our soul continues to call for the silent screams in us.. The sounds are called out in the middle of the frenetic the worldly problems and obsession that live among our worldly mind and desires.
In the first century, the apostle Paul expressed deep affection for those he served. Paul was willing to sacrifice for them. Although he had a strong opinionated man, he was also gentle and caring, "as a loving mother who is breastfeeding her own children". He wrote to the congregation at Thessalonica, "Because it has a tender affection for you, we are happy to give you not only the good news of God, but also our own souls, because you have become the people we love." (1 Thessalonians 2: 7, 8)
Later, when Paul told the Ephesian brothers that they would not see him again, "they all wept bitterly, and they embraced Paul's neck and kissed him gently". (Acts 20:25, 37) It’s crystal clear that the relationship between Paul and his brothers much deeper than just the relationship between fellow believers. They have tender affection for one another.
In the Scriptures, tender affection, demeanor feeling, and compassion is closely related to the nature of the most noble Christian-love.
The spiritual wealth is measureless and priceless. None of us can be naturally and spiritually happy without it. But tragically, so many of us do not consciously realize this fact. Indeed you and I need to be more tolerant and pay a serious attention to the need of our souls. Our soul continues to call for the silent screams in us.. The sounds are called out in the middle of the frenetic the worldly problems and obsession that live among our worldly mind and desires.
In the first century, the apostle Paul expressed deep affection for those he served. Paul was willing to sacrifice for them. Although he had a strong opinionated man, he was also gentle and caring, "as a loving mother who is breastfeeding her own children". He wrote to the congregation at Thessalonica, "Because it has a tender affection for you, we are happy to give you not only the good news of God, but also our own souls, because you have become the people we love." (1 Thessalonians 2: 7, 8)
Later, when Paul told the Ephesian brothers that they would not see him again, "they all wept bitterly, and they embraced Paul's neck and kissed him gently". (Acts 20:25, 37) It’s crystal clear that the relationship between Paul and his brothers much deeper than just the relationship between fellow believers. They have tender affection for one another.
In the Scriptures, tender affection, demeanor feeling, and compassion is closely related to the nature of the most noble Christian-love.
So being affectionately desirous of you, we were willing to have imparted unto you, not the gospel of God only, but also our own souls, because ye were dear unto us. (1 Thessalonians 2: 8)
And to godliness brotherly kindness; and to brotherly kindness charity. (2 Peter 1: 7)
Like
the facets of a beautiful diamond, all these godly character offset each other
and complementary. These love based
natures not only make Christians closer to one another but also to their
heavenly Father. Therefore, the apostle Paul urged fellow believers: "Let
your love live in you without hypocrisy. , , , In the case of brotherly love,
have tender affection for one another. "- Romans 12: 9, 10.
