Definition: "Wordsworth's Bw44k5012" are a verse from the Bible that describes God's eternal love. Specifically, it says, "I'll speak not now to the Lord; I will do what God hath commanded me." This verse translates to, "Now my thoughts and feelings are too weak for me to express them in words spoken before God." In this context, "words" refers to human language or speech. "God's eternal love" suggests that God's love is unending, infinite, and without end. The word "I'll speak not now" implies God has already given His thoughts and feelings to the speaker. And the phrase "I will do what God hath commanded me" points to the speaker's actions in response to God's command. This verse serves as a reminder of the power and unfettered love of God, exemplified by His eternal love that never ends or diminishes.
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