The call of Love

"Oh My beloved, abide under the shelter of the lattice--for I have betrothed thee unto Myself, and though ye are sometimes indifferent toward Me, My love for thee is at all times as a flame of fire. My ardor never cools. My longing for thy love and affection is deep and constant" (Roberts, 1973, p. 13).

I can hear the call of Love from My Father in Heaven. He speaks straight to my heart and beckons me to come near to Him. To feel this deep, soul filling wonder takes my breath away. No one has ever loved me like this before. I long to connect with Him and feel His love envelop me and my entire being.

He whispers to me, my beloved, I never intended anyone to love you like I could love you because no human can ever fulfill your deepest longing and desires except me. You my beloved are so near and dear to my heart, I too long for us to connect so I can shower you with the love you have deeply longed and searched for your entire life.

It was Me that you were searching for, remember when I gave you the words "Ask and it shall be given to you, Seek and you will find, Knock and it shall be opened for you" (Matt 7:7). You asked, you kept seeking and when you knocked, I opened the door of your heart and you found Me.

My beloved do not stop asking, seeking, and knocking, I love it when you do because I deeply love you. Our time together is like the most amazing sunset. When I look into your beautiful eyes, I see such an incredible and splendid creation. I remember the day that I painted your glorious picture on the canvas of life, oh when I finished I stood back and said this is one of My best yet! I drew out your entire life and knew that it would put you here today. It was all planned for you My beloved and though there were times that were very hard to bear, I was always with you, I never left you, I never gave you more than you could handle. I gave you the strength you needed to endure and here you are My beloved. I longed for this day that you would come away with Me and rest and relax in Me. The world continues and though you are in the world the times we share like this are heavenly.

Come away with Me My beloved, I want to show you what I painted on the canvas of your life and I know the beauty of it will delight and amaze you…
References
Roberts Frances (1973). Come away my beloved. Uhrichsville, Ohio:Barbour Publishing.