Now and Forever More

Promoting Disney is really not a passion of mine, in fact I am rather against most of the empire'swork, so much hidden spiritism, scary if you look at it. But the song caught me off guard and I wantedto share the truth I learned. Oh and neither am I a propenant of listening to secular music or moviesto find the truth in them, but if by chance I stumble upon something, well there is a difference. I am just differentiated between searching and being suprised, now that you and I are confused, I will continue(-: So the song was, "You'll be in my heart" by Phil Collins from the Tarzan animated film. The song reallygrabbed me because it was in English being played on a cellphone help by a passing motocyclerist (is that a word).English grabs my attention ashamed to say a little. The words came to mind immediately, since wehad the soundtrack on tape when I was younger. "You'll be in my heart, no matter what they say, You'llbe here in my heart, always." In another part it says, "You'll be in my heart, from this day on, now and forever more."The profound simplicity hit me. I am in God's heart, no matter what other say. From even before creationI am in His heart now and forever more. That means that all people are lost and saved, those in Heavenone day, and even greater those not. No matter what anyone says, forever God will feel the void ofnot having all humans with Him in Heaven. Wow doesn't even cut it! Ellen White reiterates it in thelast few chapters of the Great Conterversy saying God will feel the void of those lost sinners forever.He still be glad that many are saved, but their will be still a hole. Let's all try to make that holeas small as possible. Deal.