| BkVI:16.IV.3 | The freedom I speak of here is the freedom of certainty. When you know something with the certainty of revelation which resides in your heart, you act safely because the truth is never wrong. Others may not accept it, or may be openly against you. The whole world may proclaim that what you know is true is not. None of that will matter from now on. You have known the beauty of my voice, which is as beautiful as yours, as loving as yours, as true as yours. |