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Opinion / Religion - April 21, 2025 Part 1- Too many people believe love defines GOD. They say “GOD is love”, in fact. That makes them feel good about themselves. They rationalize, “He made me, and God doesn’t make mistakes, so whatever I feel good about doing, well... He gets us!” That’s a surefire, logical string recipe to end up as a “Lord, Lord, did we not...” that JESUS describes as an evildoer in Matthew 7:22. LORDGOD is forever before the beginning of time and forever after it runs out/ends. Yes, some part of HIM is love. But what percentage of an infinite Being can one part be? Certainly one part does not entirely define HIM? The truth is this: LORDGOD defines love, not vice versa. As we approach our annual commemoration of the crucifixion, burial and resurrection of JESUS, it behooves us to contemplate all 3 crosses on Golgotha to see something demonstrated before our minds’ eyes. More next week.
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