How is this possible?

Revelation 2:19
I know your works, love,, service, faith, and your patience; and as for your works, the last are more than the first.
Revelation 2:20
Nevertheless, I have a few things against you, because you allow that woman Jezebel, who calls herself prophetess, to teach and seduce My servants to commit sexual immorality and eat things sacrificed to idols.

Here's my doubt
How is it possible to have true love and be seduced by sin at the same time? Wouldn't that nullify the love they have?

Thanks for explanations in advance!

If your God. I would agree,

Unfortunately we are not God. Our love will not be PERFECT until we are in our future state. So we can love, and still fail. Because we re not perfect.

The Thyatiran Christians were known to God for their love, but despite all that they did well, they tolerated a dangerous false teacher. That's a common error: loving people so much that you overlook their sin instead of addressing it. It's not that the love is nullified, but it is not guided by wisdom and truth in every case. Further, the rightness of one's actions in one area doesn't spill over and make everything right (another common misunderstanding), and the wrongness of one's actions doesn't spill over and make everything wrong (a common fallacious argument). It just points to a problem.

Who was the letter addressed to?.....the MESSENGER of the Church ( I know KING Jimmy says angel <--Greek word MESSENGER) I.E. the PASTOR of the church....YOU is singular.....now think about what is being said.......MANY forget that these letters are ADDRESSED to the MESSENGERS (PASTORS) of these 7 churches.......

Let us think on this, all men have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. This group includes all the righteous by faith and the self-righteous who believe they do not. It is worth the meditation.

Thats an interesting passage..Jesus wrote to the seven churches and while they were making the effort they still had room for improvement. Its like you getting a report card for school, you get all As except for one subject where you get a F Does it nullify all the As you received, no, but the F is something you really need to address.
Jesus identified it was a problem with a certain teacher. So it might be that the F you get is cos you are going to the wrong class and should actually get rid of that teacher who is putting you wrong.

Can't "You" be used in plural too though? Interesting to know whom it's specifically addressed to; still good to consider as if it were addressed to us (well, to whomever needed)

That analogy was helpful! Yet here's the thing which I'm getting confused. Doesn't the church/believers already know that the stated act is a sin? And even after knowing that they choose to be lured. Doesn't that nullify love? Cos I thought most important commandment was Love your God with all your heart with all your soul and with all your strength.
Or did they not know that it was a sin? Perhaps they did not receive written Scriptures?

Thanks to all for helpful replies!

I do not think so to the bolded and while it is addressed to a church it is addressed to the only one in a position to influence the church I.E. the pastor......plus.....You ALL is used the majority of the time to address the plural aspect.....and notice he states....YOU......and then MY SERVANTS......singular then plural.....

Your question is a non sequitur. Being loving and being caught in a sin are not mutually exclusive. some of the most loving people that I've ever met in my life were caught up in some kind of sin. The kind of people that would give you the shirt off their back, let destitute people live in their home, feed anybody that asks for food, go to their neighbors that they know were having trouble and bring them food, mowing injured man's yard for him without even asking, yet rampant adulterers, and drunkards.

Because the old Adamic sin nature (called "the flesh") has not been eradicated by God.

Christians are required to crucify or mortify the flesh by refusing to yield to its lusts. See Galatians 5.

Do you have the capacity to love others? I hope you do..

Have you ever been loving towards others? I hope you have and still do..

Have you ever sinned and do you still sin? I am sure you have and you still do just like the rest of us human beings..

So how can you possibly recon that if a person sins they are unable to have and show true love ???

Thanks for these rhetorical questions, helps me to understand better...

But if we know a particular act is sin and willingly do it doesn't this verse mean we aren't showing true love?

For it is impossible for those who were once enlightened, and have tasted the heavenly gift, and have become partakers of the Holy Spirit, 5 and have tasted the good word of God and the powers of the age to come, 6 [c]if they fall away, to renew them again to repentance, since they crucify again for themselves the Son of God, and put Him to an open shame.
Hebrew 6:4-6

Your Words now move from sin to WILLINGLY sin.. Moving the goal posts by a the proverbial mile..

I am not talking about willful sin.. I am talking about humans who sin but not with a willful attitude..

Also The verse you quote Hebrews 6 4-6 Where it does not mention sin at all..

You seem to be interpreting the fall away to be what happens when people sin??

People fall away when the cease to believe Jesus..
People fall, away when the cease to have trust ( Faith ) in the Atonement of the LORD Jesus that saves..

If a person continues to believe Jesus and trust in the Atonement of Jesus they are secure in their salvation..