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Today’s Manna!

In the final verse of his letter to the Corinthians, Paul expresses his deep love for the believers in Christ Jesus. This simple yet profound declaration of love is a fitting conclusion to a letter filled with instruction, correction, and encouragement. Paul’s love is not merely human affection but is rooted in the transformative love of Christ, which binds all believers together.

Paul’s love for the Corinthians is a reflection of Christ’s love for us. This Christ-centered love is selfless, sacrificial, and unconditional. It transcends differences, forgives faults, and seeks the best for others. It is a love that builds up the church and glorifies God.

An inspiring example of this love is found in the relationship between Jonathan and David. Despite the potential for rivalry and conflict, Jonathan loved David as himself (1 Samuel 18:1-4). Jonathan’s love for David was sacrificial, as he protected David from his own father, King Saul, even at great personal risk. Jonathan’s love was a reflection of the love of God, marked by loyalty, kindness, and selflessness.

Their relationship illustrates the power of love rooted in God. It shows that true love seeks the welfare of others above oneself and stands strong even in the face of adversity.