Before I launch into where I'm going, let me try to say what I feel like the Lord is doing.

I didn't hear all the conference talks, but I've heard enough and I know enough about heaven and hell and cross that I think I can sum up in about three or four minutes here.

What I think the main message is that we're all about here and I might just decide to sit down after that we'll see I really don't want to detract from what you just heard

there are four ways that you can measure the love of God in Christ heard in the scream of the damned. Four

ways to measure. Number one, you measure love by the magnitude of the evil from which the beloved

is rescued. That's one way. And that is hell,

and that is infinite. Second, you measure love by the magnitude of the guilt or the ill desert that you had to overcome to love the beloved.

In other words, the greatness of how much they don't deserve is a measure of the love you have

when in spite of it it you die for them.

That's the second way you measure and our ill desert was infinite.

The third way you measure the love of God behind the scream of the damned is the depth,

extent of the suffering of the act of love itself, which we just

heard about, and that was infinite.

And the third way that you measure the extent of the love behind the scream of the

damned is the magnitude of the gift obtained in the suffering

for you. And that is heaven and that is infinite. I think those are the four ways by which we measure

how we are loved in any circumstance.

And all four of them are infinite, and they all point to the infinite value of the scream

of the damned.

Now it's bigger than this.

And the quote you just heard from spectacular sins is my effort to get at it

hell exists

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