Quote by C.S. Lewis

Though our feelings come and go, Gods love for us does not.

Though our feelings come and go, Gods love for us does not.

Summary

This quote emphasizes the ephemeral and changeable nature of human emotions, suggesting that they are inconstant and might fluctuate. However, it contrasts this with the unwavering nature of God's love, implying that it remains constant and unconditional regardless of our shifting emotions. The quote highlights the stability and steadfastness of divine love, offering reassurance and comfort in the understanding that we are always deserving of God's love, irrespective of how we might feel at any given moment.

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By C.S. Lewis

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