19 Therefore let those who suffer according to God's will do right and entrust their souls to a faithful Creator.
Greetings in Christ,
God's will is holy. Since God's will moves the universe according to love, His will proves God's deity. The will of God proves that sin must be shun away
at all times, since God favours only what is correct. The correct will always proves that universal justice is divinely true.
The universal love of God ensures that all justice is correct. Love gives us the radical knowledge of God's divinity.
Our soul gives us the radical knowledge of divine love. Our soul is in accord with divine Truth.
Suffering proves that the eternal God is worthy of love. Through His incarnation, we have the pure Truth. Through Truth we must only act accordingly.
Since Truth gives us the lucent meaning of charity, Truth justifies.
The faithful Creator gives our reasoning with eternal light.
God's will proves that the Holy Spirit is reasonable. Since God's divine knowledge gives our existence its lucent meaning, the superb understanding
of eternal justice is correct. The correctness of the spirit of God proves that all His laws are correct. The laws of God are holy since they signify salvation.
Salvation in the light of the Holy Ghost proves that the order of love is infinitely true. Since love is reasonable and acts according to moral certitude,
we cannot deny its infallibility. More so, that love's boldness proves that moral law is correct.
Darkness is no match for the light, since light's elementary participation in salvation is correct.
Suffering for the sake of Christ, will lead us to glory which is an eternal truth. Glory proves that love is correct. Glory in the reasoning of Truth, sheds
meaning to the eternal possibility of sin. Since sin is a dogmatic truth, it sheds meaning to the possibility of divine love.
In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen
Blessed Mother, thank you for your love
In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen
In Christ through Mary,
Kin
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