Love is a mysterious emotion
That has a great amount of power
It could make you have devotions
Or it can Devore
Anyone in many different ways
Love could be simple
There are many use of the phrase
Love is like a bubble
Gentle, delicate and is made in various ways
From a first encounter
To someone you knew for days
Treat it with respect and care or
It will soon go away
Leaving you with a smaller or bigger heart
As soon goes the days
Love is an art
Created by the angel of love
Symbolic in many ways
Like peace to a dove
I hope yours stays
Sobbing with the pouring rain. Standing in the moment but
I am lost in memories of what once took place. The past is haunting me from within. Sins I threw into the deepest sea. Still return, taunting me. I tried to forget those Secrets and lies. But they Devore me, eating me alive. Diminishing my sprit and belittling my goals.
Leave the past behind you. For you can not go back and make a new beginning. But you can always start now and make a new ending.
Those books which were rejected by the Council of Hippo
Being non-biblical belong to what is called the Apocrypha
These books of the Bible
They are often well worth reading as they offer much historical information
Not otherwise available
However
Some of these stories
Slightly heretical tendencies
The Catholic use of the word “Apocrypha”
Defined aboveShould be distinguished from the incorrect Protestant use of the word
Protestants use this term to designate the seven books of the Bible included in the Catholic Bible canon
But not accepted or found in Protestant Bibles
These seven books are
Tobit, Judith, Wisdom, Sirach
1 and 2 Maccabees and parts of Esther and Daniel
Protestants call the books
Found in the Catholic
Apocrypha
The Pseudepigraphal books
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