God's love!

 


Love is not always stagnantly in the marriage category but sometimes the greatest example is the love that God gives to his children, he sent his Son to us, not in glorious splendor but in peace magnificent LOVE. the love that God gave us by sending God’s son Jesus. Jesus died but then he arose from the grave! His love showed by arising from the grave he saved his people, remember that you should forgive those who wronged you Love them as in forgive them! God loves us God didn't give up on us. God's anger is talked very little about, but it’s like this God is angry at sin so God loves people who hate and work against sin.

God is good, and God shows Love to us when we don’t deserve it even now we have lots of sins, and God could just strike us with lightning too but God Shows us love, it will be hard to show Love or in other words forgiveness but remember God forgave you for your sins! So you should follow God's example. God is also a just God but he gives us time to change, and you should or God will punish you like the pharaoh, God gave him nine chances, no was the answer, then the first born boys died because God said so except the house where the lambs blood on their door post, then God destroyed the pharaoh when he let the israelites go when his first born son died then he changed his mind and started to chase them, then God destroyed the pharaoh when the red sea closed. 


Summary time! Love is not always the marriage type, it could also mean the forgiveness type. forgive others as God has forgiven you. To understand God's love you first need to understand God's anger because God is angry at sin so God loves people who work against sin. and God is also a just God like the story of what happened to pharaoh. Bye see you soon THE END.

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