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The Purpose of Love - Part 1

Case Study: JOHN 3:16

What is the purpose of love?

The purpose of love is the necessity of life and upon her lays the foundation of the human race. We are humans because “love is.” The creation of human is the manifestation of the purpose of live.

The purpose of love is giving personified and receiving related.

The purpose of love is the ‘TRUTH” that made the existence of humanity a necessity. The purpose of love is the truth or the revelation one must discover.

The purpose of love is giving personified and receiving related. The purpose of love is the lifestyle that makes giving and receiving mutual (balance). The purpose of love is the experience that positions you where you can give and also enjoy the benefit of receiving.

The purpose of love is the reality that put people in groups according to their area of interest. This is all about adding value to your generation.

The first experience you get when you embrace love is that it will add value to you and then place a demand for you to add value to the lives of the people around you.

The first revelation of love is that you must first become a person of value. You can only become this person of value when you discover your self through Gods word.

The Revelation of Gods word is designed to add value to your life. Your relationship with the Spirit of love; the Holy Spirit is the Spirit of love.

The reason why humans lack the purpose of love is because humans have lost the original knowledge. In the beginning, the purpose of love was known by Adam & Eve.

The fall of humans is what introduced this misconception of love. Sin has polluted the knowledge of human and He change the belief of humans to fit into his own evil desires.

If we really want to discover the purpose of love then we must embrace the Holy Spirit.

The sinful nature of humans has made them to despise the purpose of love and embrace abuse.

The sinful nature of humans has made love to look like weakness and made greed a sign of strength.

Many have not just rejected the original knowledge; they have even rejected their own self. Sin has made human that were agents of value to become agent of shame.

For you to become a person of value, you must embrace the Grace of our Lord Jesus Christ.

You can only become a person of value when you repent of your sin. Repentance from sin is a decision to stop pleasing sin and embrace pleasing the Lord.

You can only become a person of value when you embrace your personal relationship with the Holy Spirit.

You can only become a person of value when you begin to study your bible.

You can only become a person of value when studying your bible means discovering your divine purpose.

The purpose of love is you becoming the person of value and you adding value to your generation.

Jesus loves you so much.

For further studies: Matthew 11:28-30 and John 15:5.

Watch for my next post "the purpose of love - part 2.

Shalom! 

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