Love, we all know is very special .Loving has many kinds like love on family, friends, or a relationship between two opposite sex .We all experience love but all of us don’t really know where it really started .As for me it started with God the father because without God we cannot feel love .God really loved us that he even sacrificed His own son, Jesus to cleanse our sins .That is how God the father showed His love on us and that’s why love started with Him.
Love has been described in many different ways in our society. Indeed love is able to encompass a large area of positive traits. Love can be the sacrifice of one’s dreams and goal for those of another. Love can be the one who stands in for another who deserves of that punishment. Love is love, and it asks no questions but to love.
Love is the strength to stand when you might want to run. It is hard to explain, but the desire to do the right thing will make love strong. Love will stand when others run even though the odds may not be in your favor; you will stay in the struggle because of love. Love is the strength to speak when you might want to be silent, but a burning fire of love will not let you stay silent. Love is the strength to pray when others are silent or afraid. Love will give you the strength to do what must be done, as the scriptures state, in part, love never fail. Love can endure much hardship. Love will help you to endure those mountains of self doubt; even when you sometimes feel very discouraged. Love will give you the ability to endure a cheating spouse; it will also help to leave if need be. Love will help you to endure the financial burdens that we sometimes find ourselves under. Love will help you to endure disobedient children who continue ignore you instruction and advice. Love will even help you to endure the gossip and slander of so called friends and family.
Love is the ability to tell the truth. It sounds like an easy task to do, but it is certainly
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