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The Intercessor, Vol 33 No 1

The Intercessor, Vol 33 No 1

I love one whom I don’t like…
by Norman Grubb

In our spirits we are undifferentiated. That is where we are all one person in Christ. In our souls we all vary, and are meant to. That is why the salvation of our souls is a necessity, because it is through the infinite variety of our souls that all the glories of Christ will be seen, each of us manifesting some different facet of His unsearchable riches. But variety means contrast without contradiction. Colors vary, we say clash, but all combine in the amazing spectrum of color beauty. Music the same. There are disharmonies, but all compose the one great harmony of sound. And so with individuals. One person appeals to us, one doesn’t. One we naturally like, one we dislike. Then we feel condemned. Should I not also like that one? Liking is a soul response, loving a spirit response. I love one whom I don’t like. He does not appeal to me, I say; but God loves him, and God loves him in and through me. In taking that position, I have moved back, without condemnation, from soul to spirit.

—God Unlimited

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  • God’s Hidden Ways
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  • Christ in Congo Forests: Mission History
  • Bible Bedrock
  • A Letter from Norman
  • Life: The What, The Who, The Why
  • Interpreting the Crisis
  • Editor’s Note

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