Love’s Gold Train Trough Time

by Michael G. Maness
From Would You Lie to Save a Life?—Love Will Find a Way

www.PreciousHeart.net

 

In our travels on the gold train, we found gold nuggets and golden treasures, even a mother lode of gold, in them-there mountains. Here they are, in chronological order.

 

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008–Love will find a way in the darkness, because we can always Love

021Introduction. Love’s Golden Treasures
Love—nothing else really matters
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024–Love found a way, as Love is the absolute that drives us to save life.

028–Love will find a way through the conflict, whether or not Truth be used, because Love carries Truth.

031Chapter 1. Love’s Gauntlet–the USS Pueblo History
“I Love you, Rose,” said Commander Bucher.

046–Love is tops, because only Love will find a way.

048–Love found a way through hell, that day in 1968, even without Truth.

048–The only way out, the only relief, and the only direction that appears to give us confidence—in 1968 or today—is how Love found a way.

081–Love found a way to avoid murder.

053Chapter 2. Love and Ethics Mulched by WWJD Mulches
Love—far more than a choice, reaching to eternity

069Chapter 3. Love and Evil Rain–Endure
Love—the only thing evil cannot destroy, even with death

103Chapter 4. Love’s Unchanging and Universal Parts
Love—amazes in every religion, race, and time.

109–Even if we cannot find the absolutely “right” choice, we have guidance. Love will find a way.

137Chapter 5. Love Is Absolute
Love—absolute, timeless, unique each moment of time, even ahead of its time.

144–Adam & Eve died—yet, even so, Love found a way.

146–Love found a way through the Fall.

149–Thielicke indicates that though we might fail in our duty to God, God is not bound by our duty. God is ever present with grace and mercy in spite of evil and in spite of our inabilities—all because of Love. Love will find a way.

157Chapter 6. Love’s 1st Foundation—Simplicity
Love—simple, strong, and enduring.

167–Love will find a way … or the feeling was mere pity, not Love.

168–Love found a way to bridge the Old and New Testaments

168–Love—Love will find a way. Nothing else matters much.

175–Love found a way to value and find relevance in all the O.T.

176–Love found a way to save the rebel son.

179Chapter 7. Love’s 2nd Foundation—“Duty” From God
Love—best served on the plate of freedom.

207Chapter 8. Love’s 3rd Foundation—Morality Natural
Love—the sum of virtues and treasure of trust.

207–Love will find a way through our attitude. A positive attitude is worth millions, and a negative attitude kills—literally. 207

222–Love will find a way with or without Trust.

231–Love will find a way, even through Trust and death.

235Chapter 9. Love’s 4th Foundation in Time
Love—the sum of virtues and treasure of trust.

245Chapter 10. Love a Human Struggle with Time
Love—infinite in variety on the concourse of time.

248–Love found a way through the dark, and saved life with a lie.

254–Bucher felt his life and the lives of his men were threatened, and Love found a way through the darkness.

263Chapter 11. Love, Lying, and Truth
Love—the unifying principle carrying Truth.

273–Love will find a way to carry Truth, even in heaven.

276–Love will find a way to verify its own Truth, for Love is often more real than Truth. Said in another way, if you are in Love, no one needs tell you of the Truth of it.

283Chapter 12. Love Struggles to Find a Way
Love—finds a way between legality and license.

300–We can always Love, and Love will carry Truth most of the time, just not all the time.

301–Love found a way to a respectable choice. But the gold standard is that we can always Love.

301–Wonderfully and richly, there is no dilemma in which we would not choose Love. Love found a way, we can always Love, and Love will carry Truth most of the time, just not all the time.

305Chapter 13. Love Masters the Teleological in Time
Love—left hand on the plow, right hand Charting a course.

319–Love found a way, even invisibly, through 16 quadrants and 32 continuums of relationships between the teleological and deontological natures of a choice, while keeping elements of both.

321–Love found a way to seek after itself, as a own modus operandi, more than to avoid evil.

321–Love found a way, not a perfect way, but a way that seems to top all there available options for most persons in most of the religions of the world.

322–Love found a way to be present more than to explain its presence.

326No two climbers will ever place their feet in the exact same place as another climber, but Love will find a way.

326–We can always Love, but the best is yet to come in Love.

327–Love will find a way up the mountain.

331Chapter 14. Love’s Uncharted Islands of Responsibility
Love—the only certainty in an uncertain world.

334–Love will find a way through complexity, even if we will never fully understand all of the atomic intractable elements of Love—here or in heaven.

339–Love will find a way in our life no matter how free we may be.

343–in our great Love for God and others, our Love will find a way.

343–Love found a way through our depravity and the forces of evil.

349–The Truth and matrix of human–spiritual being is that Love will find a way.

350–Love will find a way, even through the triune matrix of our being.

357–Love will find a way, even through our inscrutable minds.

361Chapter 15. Love Will Find a Way
Love will find a way in the darkness.

367–Love will find a way through the maze of complexities.

367–we can always Love, and we can always Love—the sky truly is blue. The great gift of God to humanity is Love, the heart of two Great Commands—a command, yes, but also a gift and a privilege—the best of all is that we can always Love.

369–Love found a way to lift up Truth to the point of self sacrifice.

369–Love will find a way in the good and bad times, for there is no higher choice than Love.

370–Love found a way because Love is tops, because we always choose to Love, most of the time with Truth and sometimes over Truth. But we can always Love.

370–On the battlefield, alone or with another—if there be true Love—Love will find a way.

371–Love will find a way, with or without Truth, and that is a mother lode of gold on the concourse of time.

372–Love will find a way home.

375–Love found a way through the simple mathematical symmetry of the teleology and deontology of a choice. What other mysteries are there to Love’s symmetry?

 

 

by Michael G. Maness

 

From
Would You Lie to Save a Life?—Love Will Find a Way

 

www.PreciousHeart.net