God's supernatural love: By faith in the name of Jesus, this man whom you see and know was made strong. Acts 3:16

The love is one of the great mysteries of Jesus' teachings. In the gospels Jesus to designate love, always used the word Agape, which means the spiritual love, the love projected toward the whole creation of God. And because of this supernatural love, Jesus taught the truth, and performed signs and miracles.
But the gospels also relate that the disciples who followed Jesus had not received this perfect love from above, and when they tried to perform miracles in the name of Jesus they often failed, causing Jesus' disappointment.
This is why Jesus promised them help from above: "Everyone will be salted with fire" Mark 9:49. But the disciples did not understand these words because they did not know the holy spirit, the one who grants spiritual rebirth to men, the second baptism, no longer in water but in fire.
Like a worm that transforms into a butterfly, this is how man transforms when he receives the gift of love. Just as there is a new man, made in the image and likeness of his creator, there is also an old man made in the image of Adam.
And the Book of Acts tells how the disciples were spiritually transformed by tongues of fire during the feast of Pentecost by God, according to the promise made by Jesus, thus giving rise to the birth of the Church. And the disciples endowed with this love announced by Jesus were able to teach like Peter in his first and second speech addressed to the pagans and the healing of a paralytic in the temple.
And it was finally because of this love that Peter was able to begin to bear witness to the faith with the miracle performed in the temple: "By faith in the name of Jesus, this man whom you see and know was made strong. It is Jesus' name and the faith that comes through him that has completely healed him, as you can all see" Acts 3:16.

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