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TIL

Truth in Love Network

47:08

Love The World, Lose Everything - [1 John 2:15-17]

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

almost 11 years ago

19:04

What is he saying not to love?

3:59

What is agape love?

GQO

GotQuestions.org

over 8 years ago

0:35

Agape love involves faithfulness, commitment, and an act of the will. It is distinguished from other types of love by its lofty moral nature and strong character. Agape love is beautifully described in 1 Corinthians 13.

1:12:15

The Gospel of John: The Lord Jesus appears a third time to His Disciples (2)

FBC

First Baptist Church Leominster

over 5 years ago

40:43

Some say agape that would be the noun agapo would be the verb.

37:01

John 14:15 (If You Love Me)

TSC

The Shepherd's Church

about 3 years ago

23:39

It's actually in the verbal form here, agapao. And it means love that is sacrificial. When you give to someone else and you're not expecting to receive anything in return, it's the kind of love that a mother gives over and over and over again to her children.

22:51

TLP 132: The Three Family Loves, Part 5 | the love of God in us

TLP

Truth.Love.Parent.

over 8 years ago

8:08

The word used here for love is the verb form of agape, agapeo. In 2 Timothy 4 .10, we're told that Demas agapeoed, some nice English Greek right there, agapeoed this present world and deserted Paul. 2 Peter 2 .15 tells of Balaam, who agapeoed, gain from wrongdoing.

2:00

God’s Attribute of Love

ARR

Andrew Rappaport's Rapp Report Daily

about 7 years ago

0:56

In the Greek, it would be agape. It is the love that always involves some effort and time for us. The expression of God's love is that it moves Him to give of Himself. God is completely and totally loving, and that's why we see in 1 John 4, 8, it can say, for who does not love does not know God, for God is love.

4:27

What are the different types of love mentioned in the Bible? | GotQuestions.org

GQO

GotQuestions.org

almost 4 years ago

1:27

Finally, agape is used to speak of God's love that He has for the world and that Christians are supposed to emulate. This is the word for love that is most commonly used in the New Testament. For a while it was thought that Christians must have coined the word agape to speak of a godly kind of love that the Greek world knew nothing of.

22:00

TLP 473: True Family Love | Family Love, Part 5

TLP

Truth.Love.Parent.

over 4 years ago

6:03

There is a love that, when compared to the others, is like the sun to a candle. It's powerful, pure, unconditional, and glorious. It's the veritable love of God himself in us. In the Bible, the Greek word used to communicate this love is agape.

54:22

1 Corinthians 13:1-7 Love is More Than "Love"

RCC

ReCAST Church of Mattawan

over 2 years ago

24:44

Despite a lot of fake scholarship, elevating agape as a unique word for God's love and reserved for a special, you know, kind of like unconditional love or something like that, agape is used all throughout the Greek world during this time for kind of just standard committed relationships.

43:44

God is Love 11/06/2022

FBC

First Baptist Church Leominster

over 3 years ago

13:46

It is a sacrificial love that sees the highest good for another and seeks to deliver that good no matter what the cost. Agape love is the love of God. And the Greek translation of the phrase, let us love in 1 John 4, 7 is agapao, which is the verb form of the noun agape.

57:51

The Necessity of True Love

GFC

Grace Fellowship Church

over 4 years ago

27:52

Agape love in the Greek culture and Greek language was the most profound form of love, deep and constant love, Vines' Expository Dictionary says. It was understood by the Greeks to be God's perfect love toward unworthy recipients such as sinful man.

1:22:10

Greek Vocabulary Lecture 3

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 6 years ago

51:50

Agapo have that ending, and theos would have that same ending, and that ties them together and creates

25:34

The Love of God

NCR

No Compromise Radio

about 9 years ago

5:53

It's not a feeling -oriented love, agape isn't, although I'm sure that could be secondary. It is a love of self -sacrifice. It is a love that says, I know you deserve something different, but I'm going to love you anyway.

22:00

TLP 473: True Family Love | Family Love, Part 5

TLP

Truth.Love.Parent.

over 4 years ago

6:03

48:47

"L" Attributes Of God

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 16 years ago

7:39

If you'd like to know what agape love is, you could say it's sacrificial love or it's a love that looks for the best good or welfare of its object. Seeking the highest good in the one loved. And actually this word was around in the New Testament times, agape, but it was not used in this context very much.

25:34

The Love of God

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 16 years ago

5:53

1:02:39

The Dimensions of Agape Love, Pt. 1 (08/13/2023)

PMC

Park Meadows Church

almost 3 years ago

7:57

So now you have agape, which is a type love that has nothing to do with the object of your love. They can do anything to you and it won't change the fact that you love them because it comes from the heart of the lover and only God can do that.

28:06

The Command To Love

SVR

Silicon Valley Reformed Baptist Church

about 3 years ago

15:09

Is that when he decided to love or maybe stop loving the world? Well, no, Agape is different than that. Agape is a love that does something, a love that brings service, rejoicing that emotional expression of one who loves the truth.

23:59

The Love of God with R. C. Sproul, “The Agape Love of God,” 9

CRB

Covenant Reformed Baptist Church

almost 3 years ago

7:18

Now, usually we think of phileo or philein as being a kind of love that is experienced among friends, where we like each other, have a deep affection for each other, but it falls short of the transcendent kind of love that is spoken of in supernatural terms in the New Testament with respect to agape.

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What is love? | GotQuestions.org

GQO

GotQuestions.org

almost 3 years ago

1:16

A family or tribal love, the Hebrew word is once again ahaba indicating a deep affection and the Greek is storge. The Greek word is only found in the New Testament as a negative word astargas meaning without natural love.