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I Love You The Best

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It was 2:00 am, but the light from the moon cast a glow that illuminated the darkness and allowed me to see into the night. I looked up into the sky and a voice within my being proclaimed, "I love you like the moon." I immediately smiled because I recognized the voice of the Spirit that often spoke directing me to listen and understand God's truth.



It was a voice of kindness that knew me completely. A Spirit that comforted me when my journey in this world was hard. A loving Savior that helped me carry the difficult burdens of life with lightness and a freedom that could only have been sent by a supernatural power.

1 John 2: 27, "But as for you, Christ has poured out his Spirit on you. As long as his Spirit remains in you, you do not need anyone to teach you. For his Spirit teaches you about everything, and what he teaches is true, not false. Obey the Spirit's teaching, then, and remain in union with Christ."

Listening to the voice of the Spirit of God is one of the most difficult things to discern. You must be trained by God's Spirit in order to know the difference between His Spirit and the voice of Satan's evil spirit demons, who want to destroy a person's life.

When Adam and Eve ate the apple our world changed into a battleground. A war between good and evil where the Spirit world interacted with the human world. Our minds became the greatest battle field of them all because that is where the Spirit interacts with our consciousness.

1 John 3: 19-21, "This, then, is how we will know that we belong to the truth; this is how we will be confident in God's presence. If our conscience condemns us, we know that God is greater than our conscience and that he knows everything. And so, my dear friends, if our conscience does not condemn us, we have courage in God's presence."

The first lesson you must learn as you endeavor to understand the voices you hear within your consciousness is the difference between God and Satan. Remember the Spirit of God is the voice of truth and love. Satan is the voice of condemnation and hate.

I have been an upholster for over thirty years and God taught me to listen when I needed help on a difficult pattern match or if I needed insight when I was changing the style of a piece of furniture. God's voice was a flash of an idea that led me to do my job easier. It was a whisper that directed me to cut fabric in a certain way. The Spirit of truth never forced an idea on me, it came gently. When I obeyed the voice it made my work easier. The loving voice of my Savior made me an excellent upholster, who loved my job.

God, helping me in my job and directing me so I wouldn't make mistakes, shows how much He cares about people. He wanted me to do well and He gave me the gift of knowledge that helped me to do upholstery work. This taught me that He cared that I had the money I needed in order to live.

The Spirit directed me on how to behave in my relationships. I was never to give into anger, jealousy or rage. I was to be peaceful, caring and loving to those around me. This is not an easy thing to do because everyone is easily persuaded by their emotions to hold onto offenses that others do to them.

1 John 19-21, "We love because God first loved us. If someone says he loves God, but hates his brother, he is a liar. For he cannot love God, whom he has not seen, if he does not love his brother, whom he has seen. The command that Christ has given us is this: whoever loves God must love his brother also."

Reading my Bible and allowing it to control my human nature with the right way to treat people helped me to know God's will for my life. We must love others in order to do what is right. We are not to give into our own selfish desires which lead us down paths that are not God, but Satan.

Satan's voice leads us down paths that abuse our bodies through excessive drinking or smoking that is geared to rob us of our life. He frustrates our ability to make a living by having us fight with our co-workers. He makes us blind to what we are doing wrong in work so we will fail.

Satan wants to make us take revenge on those who do us wrong. This is the reason so many countries are at war today. This is why there are gangs who fight against other gangs. Violence and murder are an everyday occurrence with those who give into their human nature and listen to Satan's evil voice.

1 John 3: 7-10, "Let no one deceive you, my children! Whoever does what is right is righteous just as Christ is righteous. Whoever continues to sin belongs to the Devil, because the Devil has sinned from the very beginning. The Son of God appeared for this very reason, to destroy what the Devil had done.

Whoever is a child of God does not continue to sin, for God's very nature is in him; and because God is his Father, he cannot continue to sin. Here is a clear difference between God's children and the Devil's children: anyone who does not do what is right or does not love his brother is not God's child."

Now we can see clearly through scriptures the spiritual battle that surrounds each person's life. To acknowledge the unseen spiritual battle is to gain wisdom on why bad things happen to people. Interpreting the voices help us when we go through difficult things in the world like sickness, natural disasters, loss of a loved one and tragedies that normally come to people.

I have a Christian friend who went through a severe sickness that put her in the hospital where she almost died. Her whole life was in crisis because when she was sick she could not earn the money she needed in order to pay her bills. In her hopelessness she began hearing a voice that repeated over and over again that she was going to die. When she confided in me over what was happening, I told her the voice was not God, but Satan. God is the giver of life in a corrupt and evil world. Satan wants to destroy life.

Learning to hear the voice of God directs us so we can live! God cares about every part of our life. He wants us to succeed in our work. He wants us to love each other. He wants us to know the difference between good and bad. He desires that we have a close relationship with Him so we will not be led into sin by Satan's evil voice of lies.

When God stated He loved me like the moon. I knew it was Him, because God loves people. The moon's light is like the rays of knowledge that opens up a person's mind to truth. Just like the moon lights up the world at night, God's followers are to be a shining light of love for the world.
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The 3rd arrondissement which is located on the right bank of the Seine River is second smallest of Paris's twenty districts. This arrondissement contains the northern, relatively quiet part of the medieval district of Le Marais (The Marsh) while the 4th contains the livelier southern part. Paris's oldest surviving private house that dates back to 1407 is located at 51 rue de Montmorency. One of its owners claimed to have made a Philosopher's stone transforming lead into gold as well as having achieved immortality along with his wife (I hope that they get along well) but neither claim has been verified, yet. What has been verified is that this district occupies less than one half a square mile (about 1.2 square kilometers) making it the second smallest arrondissement in the city. Its population is some 35 thousand and the district hosts approximately 30 thousand jobs.

The Marais was marshland that was cleared in the Twelfth Century. In the Sixteenth Century the aristocracy built beautiful residences including the Place Royale, subsequently named la Place des Vosges built for Henri IV in 1605. The Marais lost some popularity when the court moved to Versailles. On the other hand this area was not highly affected by Baron Haussmann's urban redevelopment. n 1969, France's initial Minister of Culture the famous writer Andre Malraux made the Marais the first protected sector making it harder to redevelop buildings.

The Conservatoire National des Arts et Metiers (National Conservatory of Arts and Crafts) is a government supported school devoted to scientific and industrial education and research. Founded during the French Revolution, CNAM's original mission was collecting scientific instruments and inventions. Its mission has changed but the conservatory includes a sizeable inventions museum Musee des Arts et Metiers (Arts and Trades Museum) open to the general public. CNAM's many night-school offerings include a very respectable night-school engineering program.

The Hotel de Soubise is a city mansion located at 60 rue des Francs-Bourgeois built for a prince during the early Eighteenth Century on the site of a Fourteenth Century manor house. Napoleon turned this mansion into a state property that now includes the Musee de l'Histoire de France (Museum of French History) and part of the French National Archives.

The Temple, located in the third and forth arrondissements, is a fortress whose construction started in the mid-Thirteenth Century. During the French Revolution the Temple was transformed into a prison hosting the French royal family including King Louis XVI, the child Louis XVII, and Marie Antoinette. Because of royalist pilgrimages, the Temple was destroyed in several stages during the Nineteenth Century. Now only the name remains, in a subway station, a major city street, and the name of the district itself.

The Carnavalet Museum, devoted to the Paris's history, is composed of two buildings. The main building, the Hotel Carnavalet, was originally built as a town house in the mid-Sixteenth Century and housed the writer Madame de Sevigne. The second building, the Seventeenth Century Hotel le Peletier, was added to the museum about twenty years ago. In addition to Madame de Sevigne's Gallery you may want to see Robespierre's final letter, and some fancy ballrooms and reception rooms. Paris's oldest square, the Place des Vosges, located in the Marais, is shared by the 3rd and 4th arrondissements. Built by Henri IV from 1605 to 1612 as the Place Royale it was the first example of royal city planning. It is a true square about 420 feet (140 meters) on each side. While many aristocrats lived in this beautiful area no royalty ever did. Quel dommage (what a shame). Perhaps they shied away because all the houses fronting on this beautiful square had the same design. In 1799 this square was given its present name in honor of the Vosges department in northeastern France, the first French department to pay taxes supporting the French Revolutionary army. Its famous residents include Madame de Sevigne who was born there, the writer Victor Hugo, and Cardinal Richelieu who not only graced the square with its presence, but also had the clout to erect an equestrian bronze statue of Louis XIII in the center of the square. Do you think that he had to contend with zoning laws?

Of course you don't want to be in Paris without sampling fine French wine and food. In my article I Love French Wine and Food - An Alsace Pinot Gris I reviewed such a wine and suggested a sample menu: Start with Tarte Flambee (Onion Tart). For your second course savor Chouchroute Garnie (Sauerkraut with various Pork dishes, perhaps cooked in Champagne). And as dessert indulge yourself with Kugelhopf (Almond and Raisin Cake). Your Parisian sommelier (wine steward) will be happy to suggest appropriate wines to accompany each course. By the way, it's merely a coincidence that Alsace is home to the Vosges mountains.
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