The most powerful two words in the English language

[Ziwei]

My opinion is Jesus, and Amen.

1. Jesus
2. Amen
3. Love
4. I
5. Hate

Most powerful words in my opinion.

 

[God_follower]

In Christ:
Love, Peace
Sinfully:
Hate, Me

 

[nb_christseeker]

light and dark.

 

[marc37]

god

 

[Ir0nClad]

My relationship with God is full of ironclad optimism.

In other words, an unfailing, unwaivering, diligent, inexhaustible, persevering, persistent, unfaltering, rock solid, and unflinching trust, sureness, hopefulness, joyousness, happiness, and merriment of 100% unfathomable goodness of a relationship.

God isn't about doom and gloom. He's about His loved ones getting the best possible in every area of life by following His will.

I would give personal testamony, but that would be getting off subject.

 

[Cordy]

“Sidewalk” and “Lettuce”....



-kidding of course



I can't think of THE two most important words in the English language, but I think "Me" and "You" are pretty important. Although I initially thought of “love” and “hate” as others have mentioned, I think those words of dichotomy can be a little more complicated that we first assume.


For instance:

You can do something out of love, or you can do it out of hate. Theres no mid-point, and theres no doing both.

What if you are doing something because you love money and you hate being poor? In this type of situation you are doing both (love and hate), and they both work together for the same purpose. For me, I prefer “you” and “me” because it seems more deeper to the core of motivation. Are we doing things for others or for ourselves. Am I serving “you” or am I serving “me”?

Ok, that is my ramble.

 

[plowboy22]

For me personally.....Jesus Christ

 

[Lady Di-USA]

Jesus (saviour) and Christ (salvation)



For there is no other name under heaven by which one may be saved.