Love is the greatest gift.

(1 Corinthians 13: 1)? If I can speak the language of millions of people and the words of angels, but have no love, I will become a gong and a cymbal.

Among the abilities listed by Paul, we find a special thing, that is, he listed the greatest gift of the Corinthian church at the end. Many Corinthians especially like Yu Ling. They think Yu Ling is the language of heaven, but the Yuling they speak is incomprehensible. Paul criticized this special phenomenon. He believes that the more important role of "talent" is to build relationships. He who can help others understand is the one in whom the Holy Spirit works. Those who heal and alleviate human suffering have the power from the Holy Spirit. Paul thinks that love is the greatest gift; Without love, all talents are useless talk.

Traditionally, the church has recognized the seven abilities endowed by the Holy Spirit. According to Isaiah XI, 1-5, these seven abilities include: wisdom, intelligence, strategy, ability, knowledge, godliness and fear of God. The number "seven" is a transformed number, and these seven abilities given by the Holy Spirit should transform everyone into what God intended for him. Pentecostal poetry believes that these seven abilities bring people the reward of virtue, complete healing and eternal joy. These seven powers given by the Holy Spirit are not from within, but gifts. Nevertheless, we should still strive for the gift of the Holy Spirit, as Paul said, but he asked us to pursue a more important gift, which is love! When we are willing to let the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit work in our hearts, our lives will be healed and filled with joy and love forever.