The text appears to be a sermon or a speech, addressing the concepts of God's love, divine protection, and the power of faith.
The speaker emphasizes God's love for his followers, stating that God sent powerful angels to protect us, and Jesus to die on the cross for us. The sermon reassures the audience that God's love is over their lives, and that nothing and no one can separate them from this love.
The speaker reads from several biblical verses, including John 3:16 and Romans 5:8, to emphasize God's love and sacrifice. They also refer to Micah 7:18-19, which speaks of God's compassion and willingness to forgive.
The speaker encourages the audience to acknowledge God's love, stating that God's love washes us, purifies us, sanctifies us, and gives us salvation. They urge the audience to celebrate God's love, which provides mercy, salvation, and the ability to stand every day.
The sermon also addresses feelings of loneliness and abandonment, assuring the audience that God has not forgotten them or abandoned them. The speaker uses examples from the Bible, such as God leaving 99 sheep to search for a lost one, and Jesus' experience on the cross, to illustrate the depth of God's love and presence.
The sermon concludes with the speaker reiterating the assurance of God's love and protection, and encouraging the audience to affirm their love for Jesus.
1. The speaker emphasizes the power of God's love, stating that God sends powerful angels to protect those who love Him. [Source: Transcript]
2. The speaker mentions that God sent Jesus to die on the cross for those who love Him, making a great sacrifice. [Source: Transcript]
3. The speaker talks about deliverance, blessing, and victory that come from God's love. [Source: Transcript]
4. The speaker states that God is love and that His love is over one's life. [Source: Transcript]
5. The speaker shares a biblical verse, John 3:16, which states that God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten son for us. [Source: Transcript]
6. The speaker discusses another biblical text, Romans 5:8, which tells us that God proves His love towards us by Christ's death for us while we were still sinners. [Source: Transcript]
7. The speaker presents a biblical text in Micah 7:18-19, which tells us that God does not remain angry forever but takes pleasure in showing love. [Source: Transcript]
8. The speaker discusses the concept of the sea of oblivion, stating that God forgets the sins of those who repent and wish to tread a path of hope. [Source: Transcript]
9. The speaker emphasizes that God's love washes us, purifies us, sanctifies us, and gives us salvation. [Source: Transcript]
10. The speaker talks about feeling abandoned and forgotten, but assures that God has not forgotten or abandoned us. [Source: Transcript]
11. The speaker quotes Jesus on the cross, saying "Eli, Eli, lama sabactani," which translates to "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" [Source: Transcript]
12. The speaker reads Isaiah 49:15, which says, "Can a woman forget her nursing child, or show no compassion for the child of her womb? Even these may forget, yet I will not forget you." [Source: Transcript]
13. The speaker concludes the message by emphasizing that God's love is over our life, our house, and that He will never forget us. [Source: Transcript]