Love That Gives
These two verses begin with God’s love, not with our ability to make ourselves worthy of it. The movement of the passage is outward: God loves the world and gives his Son. That word world keeps the ho
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These two verses begin with God’s love, not with our ability to make ourselves worthy of it. The movement of the passage is outward: God loves the world and gives his Son. That word world keeps the ho
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