The Last Supper's hidden musical and biblical structures are read as encoding Lamentations' message that God always loves, forgives, and refuses hatred.
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GOD IS Love
The Last Supper's hidden musical and biblical structures are read as encoding Lamentations' message that God always loves, forgives, and refuses hatred.
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"and foremost a human okay so this is this is interesting guys okay scholars don't really agree with this analysis but becomes the basis..."
"God is love. God is incapable of hating you. He will always find a way to forgive you. And if you remember from last..."
"...in us that's divine and it is called love so god is love and when we love the spark in us awakens and it..."
"...is that cannot be true. If God is perfection, if God is love, if God is beauty, God would never require anything of you."
"...is that cannot be true. If God is perfection, if God is love, if God is beauty, God would never require anything of you."
"...what we will discover is, the reason why is because God is love. Okay. And there's an aspect of God in us, a candle,..."
"...other and love is the force okay love is the monad god love that burns in us and compels us to return to the..."
"...lifestyle. People should be free to choose their own laws. If God loves us if there's a divine spark in us then we should..."
"...underlying principle of the universe is freedom of will if god is love okay and he loves people then he must trust people therefore..."
"...felt as though God is with us, God has forgiven us, God loves us, okay? So building the Third Temple is crucial to the..."
"...inside you okay so for me for our early civilizations God is love forever okay eternal love but God is also eternal compassion eternal..."
"...so god has trust in us god has faith in us god loves us completely god believes that someone will stand up and do..."
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