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The divine character of God's love puts an end to feelings of hostility between brothers and allows affection and benevolence to flow between them.
In 2 Peter 1: 7-8, King James Version (NIV), the Lord teaches us:
7 to godliness, brotherly affection; and fraternal affection, love. 8 For if these things are in you and abound, they will not leave you idle or fruitless with regard to the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ.
In 2 Peter 1: 4, the apostle describes the "precious and great promises" that try to enable us to:
1 be "participants" of your divine nature, and
2 allows us to escape "corruption in the world".
These graces are necessary to lead us above the decay of human nature and towards "fraternal affection" and "love" (2 Peter 1: 7). Fraternal goodness dissolves personal quarrel and mutual abandonment.
It allows us to worry again about our true enemy: Satan. Moreover, knowing how to love is knowing how to receive and generate agape love: what seems to us to Christ, that providential gift full of affection, overflowing with benevolence, that provides a feast of love to all those who minister in Jesus' name. This biblical portion that we have shared of the apostle Peter constitutes a promise to those whose consecration allows these gifts to flow: we can really participate in the divine nature, which rises well above the corrupt and divisive spirit of the world.
Good, in the actuality is very well know that there is brother and sister as us.
WHILE MORE GIFTS WE DEVELOP AS MORE PLEASANT BLESSINGS IT WILL BE GOD'S LOVE TO US