I

Those who’ve been made perfect not only possess normal humanity,

but are possessed of truths that exceed the measures of conscience,

that are higher than the standards of conscience;

they not only use their conscience to pay back God’s love,

but more than that, they have known God, and have seen that God is lovely,

and worthy of man’s love, worthy of man’s love,

and that there is so much to love in God; man cannot help but love Him!

The love for God of those who have been made perfect

is to fulfill their personal aspirations.

It is a spontaneous love,

a love that asks for nothing in return, and which is not a transaction.

They love God because of nothing other than their knowledge of Him.

Such people care not whether God bestows graces upon them,

and are content with nothing more than to satisfy God,

are content with nothing more than to satisfy God.

II

They do not strike bargains with God, do not strike bargains with God,

nor do they measure their love of God by conscience:

“You have given to me, thus I love You in return;

if You do not give to me, then I have nothing for You in return.”

Those who’ve been made perfect always believe that:

“God is the Creator, the Creator,

and He carries out His work upon us, He carries out His work upon us.

Since I have this opportunity, condition,

and qualification to be made perfect,

my pursuit should be to live out a life of meaning,

and I should satisfy Him, satisfy Him.”

Those who’ve been made perfect always believe that:

“God is the Creator, the Creator,

and He carries out His work upon us, He carries out His work upon us.

Since I have this opportunity, condition,

and qualification to be made perfect,

my pursuit should be to live out a life of meaning,

and I should satisfy Him, satisfy Him.”

from The Word, Vol. 1. The Appearance and Work of God. The Experiences of Peter: His Knowledge of Chastisement and Judgment