Why Eternal Fulfillment is of Love/Respect is Hard to See

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Feb 15, 2021 at 18:02

Very Concerned Reader;

To you, and to those who have difficulties making sense in a world that does not make sense: your comment [ "I don't know where the truth is,"] speaks volumes to the ages old dilemma of the countless searchers of truth, unable to get 'a fix' on where to look for the basic lack of instructions from a reliable source. In earlier posts, this observer has nominated the most reliable source, the Hebrew Holy Writ with its unsearchable treasure troves of Spiritually derived admonitions of truth and reality: the love found here, not romantically based, but spiritually founded as the most powerful force in the universe for its ability to defend against evil and all forces of darkness, supersedes any and all other human attempts at wisdom, especially against replacement descriptions of the love of God.

For this reason, any discussions about how a relationship that is supposed to achieve a special bond between a man and a woman in a superior way of living, needs truth to live out lives in co-existent pursuits of happiness. As was indicated before, respect and sacrifices in love of one for the other is mandatory; otherwise it fails.

Herein lays the truth: it is a choice to pursue the better way of life; that if is offered in the way it was originally designed by the Eternal Sovereign and further revealed by the Holy One of Israel, then it will weather the trials and storms life throws at all of us and its true goal is achieved: a revelation of what eternity will be like when that time comes. Is this not what we all seek and desire to choose for eternity?

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