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    This poem expresses how immense and boundless God's love is, comparing it to filling the oceans with ink, using all the skies as parchment, every plant as a writing quill, and every person as a scribe, yet still not being able to fully capture or contain God's love even with such vast resources. The poem concludes that God's love will endure forever in the songs of saints and angels.

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    This poem expresses how immense and boundless God's love is, comparing it to filling the oceans with ink, using all the skies as parchment, every plant as a writing quill, and every person as a scribe, yet still not being able to fully capture or contain God's love even with such vast resources. The poem concludes that God's love will endure forever in the songs of saints and angels.

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    Love of God

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    Olijma Verze
    This poem expresses how immense and boundless God's love is, comparing it to filling the oceans with ink, using all the skies as parchment, every plant as a writing quill, and every person as a scribe, yet still not being able to fully capture or contain God's love even with such vast resources. The poem concludes that God's love will endure forever in the songs of saints and angels.

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    Could we with ink the ocean fill

    And were the skies of parchment made


    Were every stalk on earth a quill
    And every man a scribe by trade
    To write the love of God above
    Would drain the ocean dry
    Nor could the scroll contain the whole
    Though stretched from sky to sky

    Oh, love of God, how rich and pure


    How measureless and strong
    It shall forevermore endure
    The saints’ and angels’ song

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