A New Kind of Love

Victor Paul Wierwille

A New Kind of Love I want to teach in the field of love for a moment, because so little is understood and known about this great field which came specifically into concretion and reality with the new birth on the day of Pentecost. This new birth on the day of Pentecost brought a new kind of love, which had been made available to us, however, by Jesus Christ. As we understand this new kind of love, we come to the great realization that there really never was any love before the day of Pentecost, that the love that came with the day of Pentecost is a spiritual thing on the inside, and it only comes into concretion, in manifestation, as we put it on in our mind and manifest it forth. There are three words, three Greek words, translated “love.” It’s the word agapaō, the word phileō, and the word erōs. Erōs is nothing more than just the kind of love that one animal would have for another, basically speaking. The word phileō love is the kind of love where one person loves another because one person scratches your back you’re gonna scratch the other fellow’s back, so forth. It’s the word from which we got the English word, for instance, Philadelphia, brotherly love. The other is the word agapaō. Agapaō is translated in the King James “charity” as well as “love.” The word “charity” and “love” translation are way too weak for this word agapaō. The word agapaō literally means that it becomes yours when you’re born again of God’s spirit, when that eternal life which is Christ in you comes in at the time of the new birth. He brings with him many things, this new birth has many things, among which it has agapaō, which is love of God. Then we have the love of God spiritually, but how do I get it into manifestation, into concretion? This I do by putting this love of God which I have received spiritually into my mind, and manifest it forth by my walk. This is why every place where the word agapaō, or “charity,” is used, it should be translated “the love of God in the renewed mind i