Love Is Not a Noun But A Verb.

How easy it is for us to put the finger
to a brother who has fallen in sin.
How easy it is for us to delight purselves
in the pain of a fallen sinner.
How true were Jesus' words against those
who were unwilling to take the log
from their very own eyes.
My dear brother,
Love Is Not a Noun But A Verb.

If we were forgiven our own sins.
Who are we to not forgive those who fell?
Let us not forget who we were before
before opening our mouths to speak.
My dear brother,
Love Is Not a Noun But A Verb.

How easy it is for us to lose our first love
and make ourselves right to besmirch others.
How easy it is for us to become whitewashed tombs
in the face of others in the media and radio.
My dear brother,
Love Is Not a Noun But A Verb.

There are many religions in this world
that were created out of unforgiveness.
There are many ministries created
out of hardened and uncompassionate hearts.
How easy is for us to manipulate Jesus' words
about forgiving our own brother and sister.
My dear brother,
Love Is Not a Noun But A Verb.

May God give us fear and trembling
before slandering our own family in the church.
May God give us wisdom to season our words with salt.
Let us not speak out of intelligence and arrogance,
but from a contrite and humble heart.
My dear brother,
Love Is Not a Noun But A Verb.

sin is not a verb; its a noun too; aka an inheritance.

It can be an noun or a verb depending on the context. Just like love