The knowledge of this love makes you children.

The knowledge of this love makes you children.

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Above all love
A hidden inheritance

of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica

Argument

know

→ The knowledge of this love makes you children.

→ It is possible for you to come to recognize me, to see me, before in a small way, and then to come to see me great in love.

→ You can find me if you recognize me and look at my light.

→ Unconscious love is not love.

→ To know is awareness.

→ Love is knowing, knowing God.

→ To know is to love.

→ Understand and comprehend the beauty of love I have for you.
→ If you know, understand what I feel for you and you for me, you will come to me, to the father, to the light, to love, to that love that makes you free, happy, possesses you in truth, in security, overcomes all boundaries and limits.
→ Now you know, you know more than before, above all what it means father, love, be children, and eternal.

→ Recognizing my love is loving me.

→ Don't confuse me with the world's way of being, with what it isn't.

→ The more you know me, the more you understand who you are and how far the world is from us.

→ In the way of knowing it is necessary to distinguish what is primary, fundamental.

→ Correct knowledge takes into account what is entirely true and overlooks what is ambiguous.

→ Whoever is completely a prisoner of the world does not know he is, egoic subjectivity feeds on what develops it.

→ Your verbs are understand and know.

→ Until you understand and know, you will not have the clarity, the goal.

→ In the act of mutual knowing and acknowledging each other, father and son are one.

→ Those who distance and separate the other from themselves do not recognize the divine nature.

→ Anyone who knows me and recognizes me as a father knows he is my son.

→ Those who love fully know that they are one with me and with the brothers.

→ If you don't find me you can't know who you are, knowing me is essential for you to recognize yourself as my son.

Relative arguments