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277 May God Move Our Spirit Again

O God! May Your Spirit in heaven bestow grace upon people on earth. So, my heart will fully turn to You, my spirit will be moved by You, I can see Your loveable qualities in heart and spirit. And people on earth can have the blessing to see Your beauty. O God! May Your Spirit move our spirit again, so that our love can be everlasting and unchanging. O God! May Your Spirit move our spirit again, so that our love can be everlasting and unchanging, so that our love can be everlasting and unchanging. When we set our whole heart on God, He will begin to move our spirit. Only in spirit can we see God’s loveliness, supremacy, and greatness. This is the path the Holy Spirit walks in people.

from “The Way… (3)” in The Word Appears in the Flesh

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