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Posted on: Aug. 24, 2026, 10:53 p.m.

Psalm 119:165 and Galatians 5:14

Those who love your law have great peace; they encounter no stumbling blocks.
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For all the law is fulfilled in one word, even in this: "You shall love your neighbor as yourself."

The Word of the Lord.

What does it mean to love your neighbor as yourself? It means this: the very fact that we are human beings created in the Image of God, and we all bear the Image of God, we therefore should love one other, for the sole fact that we all share our beginning to the Loving Creator. We were all created by God in his great Love and Mercy, so in like imitation to God, we must show Love to one another, laying down our lives for each other. For we find our true selves when we Love our neighbor as we ourselves are human beings created in the very Image and Likeness of God. When we Love our neighbor without any blemish, with no barriers, with no fear, when we just Love our neighbors in Perfected Love from God and in imitation of God, we perfectly fulfill the Law of God by the Grace of the Holy Spirit. And truly, those who love God's Law will surely have great Peace, Peace not in the way the world gives, but as Christ gives, and when it comes to everlasting life with God, there will be no stumbling blocks, for the Love of God will guide all of us into the Truth that will set us free. So therefore, my brothers and sisters, go and fulfill the Law of God by Loving your Neighbor as yourself, ask God to help you Love, for he is the Master of Love, and truly, you will have great and deep Peace from God. Go out and do it! Amen.

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Bleed_For_Love said:

Amen! A good reminder to us all to keep in mind we are all made in the image of God, therefore we have free will to either love by humbling ourselves or be prideful by lifting ourselves up, which is sin. But through loving God and rejecting sin, we in turn love our neighbors all the more, in forgiveness and long suffering and patience. This is very important what you mentioned here, and definitely should be lived out in our Christian lives.

Aug. 25, 2026, 10:09 p.m.

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