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Probably one of the most well-known pieces of literature in the world is 1 Corinthian’s 13 from the Christian Bible.
If you’ve been to a wedding, you have heard at least part of this beautiful and transformative passage from the Bible.
“Love is patient…, etc.”
I wrote this entire chapter down every single day for over a year, because I wanted to develop the capacity of love.
As we kick off our JumpStarts once again, I’m going to share with you insights to heal and transform your life using this beautiful piece of poetry as our guide.
Remember to leave questions and comments because I answer them all personally.
I listened to your original podcast on love and writing 1st Cor 13. I wanted love to be transformational to love as I am loved. I too have written it down daily, well a portion of it anyway. Today I thank you again for opening the door wider in understanding love to be charity. It will add to my transformation. For me its life from the word of God and now I can look at it as a beautiful piece of writing as well.
The word “Love” that is used repetitively & repeatedly in this particular scripture (i.e., 1 Cor.13) that you’re speaking of was the word they chose chose to use to replace the original word being “God” when the Holy Bible was translated by King James (as he was instructed/ordered to do so by the Emperor of Constantine @ that time no less). The word Love was not a replacement for the word Charity @ all. And if you read that scripture & replace the word Love with the word God the way it was initially written, then it’s quite obvious to that it literally defines what, how, & who God actually is. Be Blessed !!!
Thank you so much for starting these up again! Such a great positive start to my day!