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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required " Prolog"..... It can truly be said that the love of "God" has never destroyed anything, but has assured utter happiness to those who seek His path and adhered to His work in His own name. Love promotes' love when walking in the path of "God". Lust promotes' ultimate self destruction at its' extreme. Love can not be confused because it is absolute and with-out out side interpretation with "God" as a witness. Lust ends' in only one interpretation when exhibited in the eyes' of the Devil... Love provides' for positive growth while physical attraction (lust/deceit) only provides' for temporary indulgences' of this World. The Devil delights' in His deed. The Lord gave His only begotten Son for love. For lust, the Devil gives' a life of confusion and jealousy. While love makes no provisions' for jealousy, distrust murder in the name of the Lord or any other indignation, it do provide instruction in the Word of the LORD. Lust doe's entail indecision, murder, adultery and other foul crimes' against man and beast. It don't invite confusion and transgression against your fellow man! The Devil would agree that this is necessary in the name of Jesus. I would say that it is in the name of Love if you confuse the Devils' comment verse "God's" good will. Gary Fields Poet/Author l
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