what in thez world "is" agape love?

several locations, in dot org website, agape love is mentioned;  only god know where.   in this world, anybody dooz anythink, generally expect sumthink in return.   now, however, remember uno scripture that states, 'expecting nothing in return.'

 

a very long habit, of being in biz world - make few dollyers, was developed, with implications of, 'yo scratch my back, will scratch yo back.'   verrrrry "worldly indeed."   bigbook states> 'we' were worldly indeed, or, indeed worldly.  :-)  { Here are thousands of men and women, worldly indeed.  bigbook page 50 ]

 

certainly not accusing any y'all yahoos anythink, butt, this world hav few types parallel universes; sum ole dummy not even know about> satan's domain biggerest on that there score.   biggest 'try' deal w/dot org site, "heaven," buttS still in ol' world.   soz, needS spiritual awaken'nS> always needs grow along spiritual lines.   never change, for most, always like beez further along path, than "is" @ present condition/position (moment);  acceptance always GOOD think.  :-)

 

now to meat of matter> god's love, in his son's spirit, accessed through purity, charity, faith, hope, humility, and service, to god, for god's plan and purpose.   sure "is" mouth full, yo agree?  this type of conversion require mucho time, balance, discipline, instruction, inspiration, practice, correctionS, ad-infinitum.   most needed attribute, along this chore - lifetime - is, patience.   'you continue to grow in the love of the lord, and let your patience come from christ.'

 

truth is, god "own's" EVERY good thing that there is, and is only god's to bestow.   yo not on right path, yo only get's satan's shits, and even on right path, sum elders teach harderest lessons, so convinced, AGAIN, only need god, not 'ALL' that other SHITs, that only knew how to seek, for sooooo looooong.

 

close'n comment:  all god's attributes, are gifts, free of charge, for all that earnestly seek, including good health.   [ 'by his stripes, we were healed.' }

 

Last Revision:  January 17, 2010