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# Love one another (part 2)
- URL: https://amemamem.com.br/en/love-one-another-part-2/
- Published: 2021-07-12T02:01:25.000Z
- Updated: 2026-11-09T21:46:17.000Z
- Description: Jesus said it was important that he go, so that he could send us the Holy Spirit.
- Author: Airton Humber
- Tags: #en, #de-amem-se-uns-aos-outros-parte-2

Jesus said it was important that he go, so that he could send us the Holy Spirit.  
When he rose again, he told his disciples to wait until they were clothed with power, by the Holy Spirit, to carry out his work.

With the Holy Spirit we have the power to accomplish, we have prophecies, dreams and visions; without the Holy Spirit, we have nothing but the strength of our own arms; this is only weariness, it is chasing after the wind.

In the Lord's Prayer, Jesus teaches us to ask:  
Do not let us fall into temptation  
But deliver us from evil (from the Evil One, in some translations)  
**To fall into temptation is to forget the Holy Spirit who was poured out on every human being**; it is to forget that we are the sanctuary of the Spirit of God himself.

The enemy of man, the Evil One, has been stealing, killing and destroying our ability to see, dream and prophesy, and has kept us in forgetfulness, in temptation; we try, try, try and we cannot accomplish, because the one who tries is the Devil and Satan. Everyone who strives and perseveres is blessed, and succeeds. Psalm 1 describes this very well.

So, if we have the Holy Spirit in us, why do we complain? Why do we lament or grumble? Why are we so attracted to bad and negative news, when we are called to announce good news, to examine everything and hold on to what is good? Because we fell into temptation, and we forgot the Holy Spirit. We say that we believe in Jesus, but it is only with our mouths; our hearts are far away. We are vulnerable, we feel shame, which breeds fear and keeps us from calling into existence what does not exist, from producing the impossible by the power of the Holy Spirit, when we speak.

Physiology explains that our brain is dumb, it only processes what we put into words. So, when we praise or give thanks, our own body experiences the praise and the thanks. In the same way, when we speak ill or criticize, our body experiences first, and in high doses, what we are expressing. So, announcing the good news is also a sign of intelligence.

Now, we can only do this when we are being guided by the Holy Spirit. His fruit is **love, which is doing good to the other**, in every way. It is worth remembering, at this point, that **to love is different from to like**. We are called to love everyone, but not to like them; there are people who are truly unpleasant and rude. In these cases, out of love, we repay evil with good. All of this is impossible for the natural man, but doable for the one guided by the Spirit.

Have you noticed that all the miracles were always done for the good of another, never for the benefit of the one performing the miracles? That is why the commandment: Love one another… Each one of you produce good for others… Each one of you call into existence the impossible for the good of the other… Produce good for the other, and let the other produce good for you; it is kindness, also a fruit of the Spirit, that produces the necessary changes. Precisely for this reason the Scriptures reveal: **It is more blessed to give than to receive**.

Remember that the possible belongs to man and the impossible belongs to God; and all things are possible to the one who believes. So, the impossible also comes to belong to the one who believes.

Amen!