“For this is the command that you have heard from the very beginning: that we should love one another. Not like Cain, who was of the evil one and murdered his brother. And why did he murder him? Because his own work was evil, while his brother’s was pleasing to God.” ❤️ (1 John 3:11-12)

This passage is a fundamental command of love – from the beginning of the Gospel of **Yeshu**, we are called to love one another, not like Cain, whose jealousy and evil led to the murder of his brother Abel (Gen 4). John contrasts: love builds up, jealousy destroys.

I encourage you to show sincere interest in one another – without hypocritical politeness, but with true care, empathy, and support. In today’s world of superficial relationships, be like Abel – do good, love authentically, for jealousy (as in Cain) breeds evil. Sincere love is not a mask, but a heart open to a brother or sister – this is what pleases God! 😊

**Reflection for today:** Consider if your love is sincere, or do you sometimes mask jealousy with politeness? 🤔 How will you show authentic interest in someone today? Ask God for a heart free from jealousy – love as **Yeshu** loves! 🙏 Remember, true love will endure, for it comes from God (1 John 4:7)! 💖

If this verse touched you, share your reflection in the comments below! 😊❤️ or write: amen.

Glory to Yeshu ❤️