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Perfect Love

Original issueThe Heartbeat of The Remnant · September/October 2000 · Volume 6 · Number 4
A wooden cross beside snow-covered rocks under a blue sky.

It is a self-abandonment,
a wandering out of ourselves.
It is a voluntary death, wherein
the lover dies to himself and all his own interests,
not thinking of them or caring for them any more.
He minds nothing, but how he may please
and bless the one whom he loves.

Be it God,
be it a person,
be it a family,
or be it a people.

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Perfect Love. . The Heartbeat of The Remnant, September/October 2000 · Volume 6 · Number 4. Source pages 36.

Charity Christian Fellowship

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