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God Loves You, But What Does That Mean? (According to the Bible)

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The Hebrew word khesed is one of the most common descriptions of God in the Hebrew Bible, and it’s almost impossible to translate into any other language! This word is rich with meaning, combining the ideas of love, loyalty, and generosity. Join us as we explore this fascinating Hebrew word and how it shapes our understanding of God’s character.

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  2. God is very loyal, I have experienced Gods Love, Grace and Mercy my whole Life.
    We should never fear Death, Christ has the keys to Life and Death.

    God is Loyal even beyond that.
    As we are to be Loyal in Christ.
    God I Love You til the End forevermore

  7. And that biblical description resulted from what the authors wanted people to believe because there is no way they could've known the basic nature of a god they couldn't even see or touch. Any person alive today cannot fully and honestly describe the character of any other person alive even after seeing, hearing, touching and associating with another person because one can never know exactly what another person is thinking. One might be able to guage what they think a person is thinking just by their historical behavior but one can't ever truly know the thoughts of another. So how is it one can truly know the mind of god? What god's motives are? Why god answers some prayers and not others? Human history is a plethora of human emotions and desires but that does not necessarily make what they say is true.

  9. Not sure about khesed reflecting divine character. God has certain expectations and while being extremely loving, I suspect there may be a divine mix of feminine unconditional love and masculine conditional love, the latter often presented inferior to the former.

  22. In two separate letters Paul writes that the Holy Spirit is given as a down payment (a promise) that God will redeem that person.

    An omniscient God does not make a down payment on anyone he knows that he will not redeem.

    God doesn't break his promises.

    The Holy Spirit has promised to never leave nor forsake a person. The Holy Spirit (also God) keeps his promises.

    Our assurance of salvation is secure in God's promises.

    When you turned your life over to God he made a promise that he will NOT break.

    It is for this reason we can know that 'once saved, always saved' is a fact.

    And it is this fact that frees us from serving him with an impure motive. If we do not have this assurance, we will constantly be attempting to please God; not because we love him, but because we want him to love us. The latter reason is false. God already loves us and cannot love us more.

    The former reason gives us a foundation to love other people from a genuine place of well-being towards them. We want their best interest for their sake and not our own.

  23. MALACHI 3:6 "I the LORD do not change. So you, O descendants of Jacob, are not destroyed…God's immutable character means we can trust every promise in the Bible concerning our Salvation in Christ and his coming Kingdom 🙏 🙌 ✝️⚔🛡

  29. I feel like I have khesed towards God but am so blinded that I actually don't see His khesed back to me, I know I am blind because one moment I overflow with devotion and then literally 5 seconds later am dishonoring God. It's a work in progress. Maybe people in my life are loyal enough as to where I see God's loyalty as just 'typical', maybe I'm that lucky, but I am happy in how much love I WANT to give; it's only God who can refine me to be able to do that. The first step seems to be to be more aware of it, be aware of when God delivers you and answers your prayers and then, most importantly, just how much you love God and WANT keyword: "want" to give it all to Him. It helps that want become a lifestyle more and more. Personally, I'm going to wait on the Lord and am just so happy He has FINALLY given me a time in my life, a season, where I can actually do that and live a faith life without distractions or really much else going on.