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2Mt 17.20;21.21;Mk 11.23 I may have the gift of inspired preaching; I may have all knowledge and understand all secrets; I may have all the faith needed to move mountains—but if I have no love, I am nothing.
4Love is patient and kind; it is not jealous or conceited or proud;
8Love is eternal. There are inspired messages, but they are temporary; there are gifts of speaking in strange tongues, but they will cease; there is knowledge, but it will pass.
2Col 3.12,13 Be always humble, gentle, and patient. Show your love by being tolerant with one another.
16Col 2.19 Under his control all the different parts of the body fit together, and the whole body is held together by every joint with which it is provided. So when each separate part works as it should, the whole body grows and builds itself up through love.
31Get rid of all bitterness, passion, and anger. No more shouting or insults, no more hateful feelings of any sort.
1How beautiful you are, my love!How your eyes shine with love behind your veil.Your hair dances like a flock of goatsbounding down the hills of Gilead.
10Your love delights me,my sweetheart and bride.Your love is better than wine;your perfume more fragrant than any spice.
11The taste of honey is on your lips, my darling;your tongue is milk and honey for me.Your clothing has all the fragrance of Lebanon.
14My lover is like the wild flowersthat bloom in the vineyards at Engedi.The Man
15How beautiful you are, my love;how your eyes shine with love!The Woman
16How handsome you are, my dearest;how you delight me!The green grass will be our bed;
26Amam, Shema, Moladah,
29Baalah, Iim, Ezem,
50Anab, Eshtemoa, Anim,
1From Simon Peter, a servant and apostle of Jesus Christ—To those who through the righteousness of our God and Savior Jesus Christ have been given a faith as precious as ours:
6to your knowledge add self-control; to your self-control add endurance; to your endurance add godliness;
7to your godliness add Christian affection; and to your Christian affection add love.
1I thought long and hard about all this and saw that God controls the actions of wise and righteous people, even their love and their hate. No one knows anything about what lies ahead.
7Go ahead—eat your food and be happy; drink your wine and be cheerful. It’s all right with God.
9Enjoy life with the one you love, as long as you live the useless life that God has given you in this world. Enjoy every useless day of it, because that is all you will get for all your trouble.
5the time for making love and the time for not making love,the time for kissing and the time for not kissing.
7the time for tearing and the time for mending,the time for silence and the time for talk.
8He sets the time for love and the time for hate,the time for war and the time for peace.
7Dear friends, let us love one another, because love comes from God. Whoever loves is a child of God and knows God.
16And we ourselves know and believe the love which God has for us.God is love, and those who live in love live in union with God and God lives in union with them.
17Love is made perfect in us in order that we may have courage on the Judgment Day; and we will have it because our life in this world is the same as Christ’s.
1It is love, then, that you should strive for. Set your hearts on spiritual gifts, especially the gift of proclaiming God’s message.
33because God does not want us to be in disorder but in harmony and peace.As in all the churches of God’s people,
39So then, my friends, set your heart on proclaiming God’s message, but do not forbid the speaking in strange tongues.
3The lips of another man’s wife may be as sweet as honey and her kisses as smooth as olive oil,
19pretty and graceful as a deer. Let her charms keep you happy; let her surround you with her love.
20Son, why should you give your love to another woman? Why should you prefer the charms of another man’s wife?
13She threw her arms around the young man, kissed him, looked him straight in the eye, and said,
18Come on! Let’s make love all night long. We’ll be happy in each other’s arms.
23where an arrow would pierce its heart. He was like a bird going into a net—he did not know that his life was in danger.
8For eighteen years they oppressed and persecuted all the Israelites who lived in Amorite country east of the Jordan River in Gilead.
11Sihon, king of the Amorites,Og, king of Bashan,and all the kings in Canaan.
13From there they moved again and camped on the north side of the Arnon River, in the wilderness which extends into Amorite territory. (The Arnon was the border between the Moabites and the Amorites.)
16It will be four generations before your descendants come back here, because I will not drive out the Amorites until they become so wicked that they must be punished."
2One was Sihon, the Amorite king who ruled at Heshbon. His kingdom included half of Gilead: from Aroer (on the edge of the Arnon Valley) and from the city in12.2: Probable text (see 13.16; Dt 2.36) the city in; Hebrew does not have these words. the middle of that valley, as far as the Jabbok River, the border of Ammon;
19Nu 21.21-30 Sihon, king of the Amorites;his love is eternal;
9Dt 3.8-11 "And yet, my people, it was for your sake that I totally destroyed the Amorites, who were as tall as cedar trees and as strong as oaks.
7Then they turned around and came back to Kadesh (then known as Enmishpat). They conquered all the land of the Amalekites and defeated the Amorites who lived in Hazazon Tamar.