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God so loved. God so loved. God so loved. I want you to drink that. That's hard for you to drink. But if you drink

that, that will heal you. God so loved you. If you drink that, you won't need people as much

as you need them. If you drink that, you won't be as lonely as you are. If you drink that,

you won't be as desperate as you are. You don't need somebody to love you.

God's soul.

When John, the writer writes here about God, he says that God so loved.

It would be enough to say that God loved because God is love.

But he says that God's soul loved.

He had to put an adjective in front of it to modify the noun to make you

understand the magnitude of the infinitive capacity of God to soul love. The infinite capacity

Paul said, Peter said, I pray that you might know the love of God with passive all understanding.

The breath, the height, the death of the love of God is incomparable.

You can only try to come up with anthropomorphic terms to describe the infinite capacity for God to love.

God said, I have loved you with an everlasting

love. I loved you when you were drunk. I loved you when you were high. I loved you

when you were nasty. I loved you when you were wicked. I loved you when you were evil. I loved you when you were fornicating. I loved it when you were stealing. I loved you when you were evil. I loved you when you were fornicating. I loved

it when you were stealing. I loved you when you were down and out. I loved you when you were

in a homeless shelter. I loved you when you were in a jail cell. I loved it when you didn't

have food, Dean. I loved you when you was rich. God, so loved.

God so loved.

God so loved.

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