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The love of the truth

Return Return O Return My Love

Cho. 1
Return Return, O Return My Love
Return to Me for I have loved you.
I appear from afar loved with an eternal love.
Return I have waited for you

I. 
My heart desired all earthly joys
My heart hardened in harlotry
Yet You drew me in Your mercy
I heard Your whisper, calling me
So softly, wooing jealously
Longing me to return to Thee.
Saying... 
Chorus1

II.
I bore you on eagles’ wings
I bore you out of slavery
My personal treasure you'd be
I remember our time of love
The cov'nant that I made in love
But you turned from Me though you were Mine.
Saying...
Chorus 1 

III. 
Lord with little faith I turn my heart
I give myself and all I have 
Though unworthy You still embraced me
You covered all my nakedness
You healed all my apostasies
You loved me when I didnt love.
Saying…

Cho. 2
Return Return O return my heart
And He will return unto you.
Return Return O Return to the Lord
From thee may I never depart.

Return I have waited for you.

Return My Love

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Isa 7:14b-15 "…she will call his name Immanuel. He will eat curds and honey until he knows how to refuse evil and choose good."

"Curds" here may be translated as "Butter"(KJV). Butter and honey signify the richest grace and the sweetest love. In the universe there are three wills: the divine will, the satanic will, and the human will. God needs Man to exercise his will to be aligned with God's will. Due to Man's fall, the satanic nature, and the satanic will came into man, rendering him incapable of choosing the divine will. However, there was one man, Jesus, who lived a perfect human life and continually chose the Father's perfect will in every situation. 

The Lord had to make many difficult choices as a man when He was on the earth. In Luke 22, in the garden of Gethsemane, He prayed three times that "this cup", referring to His death on the cross, would be removed from Him as His holy, sinless nature was fearful of bearing sin. But immediately after this, He prayed "Yet, not My will, but yours be done." 
Gethsemane means oil press. Even though He was pressed in this situation, He still chose the Father's will.

The reason the Lord Jesus was able to do so was because He enjoyed the richest grace, and the sweetest love daily. This became a great power to Him to reject the evil and choose the good.

Further reading: CWWN, vol. 17, "Notes on Scriptural Messages (1)," ch. 11: The Power of Choosing

Butter And Honey

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We’ve all done it—something bad happens, and our first reaction is to say, “Oh no!” But what if we replaced “Oh no!” with “O Lord!”?

Of course, there’s nothing wrong with saying “Oh no!” But when we call “O Lord,” something takes place within us that will never happen with any other exclamation—we contact the Lord Jesus in our spirit and experience Him in the midst of whatever we’re going through.

When we first believed in the Lord Jesus, we were saved in a once-for-all way; now, we can never be condemned by God. But the Lord also wants to save us in a daily way, and we can begin to experience this kind of salvation just by learning to call on His name.

Romans 10:12-13 says, “The same Lord is Lord of all and rich to all who call upon Him; for whoever calls upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.” The apostle Paul, who wrote these verses in Romans, passed through many hardships—for example, he was beaten, stoned, shipwrecked, and imprisoned.

While in prison, he wrote, “I know that for me this will turn out to salvation through your petition and the bountiful supply of the Spirit of Jesus Christ” (Philippians 1:19). Paul was confident that his terrible situation would turn out to salvation because the believers were praying and because he was contacting the Lord.

Hallelujah, we can be saved in any situation by calling on the Lord!

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