Love always has hope

[arunangelo]

Love always has hope. It, therefore, never condemns another person. It can even alter destiny and change an evil person to a good person. God, therefore, never gives up on us; and even gave up His life in order to save us from sin. There are, therefore, countless accounts of sinners who became saints. Jesus did not give up on Judas although He knew that He would betray Him. He hoped that Judas would reject sin by following Him. He, therefore, brought him into His inner circle of friends. Unfortunately, Judas rejected His friendship by choosing a path of selfishness.

[OnceConvinced]

Love always has hope. It, therefore, never condemns another person.

But will not God condemn us to Hell if we refuse to love him back?

It can even alter destiny and change an evil person to a good person. God, therefore, never gives up on us;

But yet he will give up on us come Judgement Day, when he has his angels hurl those who do not love him into Hell.

and even gave up His life in order to save us from sin.

Technically it's not the sin he saved us from. He saved us from his own wrath. God could forgive sin if he wanted to without the need for a blood sacrifice (as he supposedly does with small children, people who have never heard the gospel and those with mental disabilities), but choses not to unless we acknowledge him as our God.

Someone cannot set up a disaster, rescue them from that disaster and then claim to be the hero.

There are, therefore, countless accounts of sinners who became saints. Jesus did not give up on Judas although He knew that He would betray Him. He hoped that Judas would reject sin by following Him. He, therefore, brought him into His inner circle of friends. Unfortunately, Judas rejected His friendship by choosing a path of selfishness.

And where is Judas now? Is Jesus still working on him or is he burning in Hell with no hope of salvation?

[greendesign]

Love always has hope. It, therefore, never condemns another person. It can even alter destiny and change an evil person to a good person. God, therefore, never gives up on us; and even gave up His life in order to save us from sin. There are, therefore, countless accounts of sinners who became saints. Jesus did not give up on Judas although He knew that He would betray Him. He hoped that Judas would reject sin by following Him. He, therefore, brought him into His inner circle of friends. Unfortunately, Judas rejected His friendship by choosing a path of selfishness.

Awww...this is really inspiring. An example of unconditional love...

Thank you very much for sharing!