I Have To Go Now Analysis

“I have to go now,” I said the words, but I felt my heart break. I knew that this moment would come, and I didn’t want to let go of her hand, but I had to do this for her. “I’ll always be with you. Whenever your smile is fading and tears cloud your eyes, remember this moment, and let it bring you peace. I love you more than the deepest parts of the ocean and higher than the clouds.” Tears fell from her brown eyes and onto her chest like drops of spring rain falling from vibrant leaves. I pulled her close and wrapped my arms around her. I could feel her tears slowly washing away the sorrow in her heart. “Please, accept this book of my story. Let each morning bring you a word of my unfailing love.”
She took the book and traced her thumb over the big bold letters. BIBLE. She could not understand at this moment why I had to leave, but one day in her pain and sorrow she will. One day when her heart has been battered and scared, and she has made an unforgiving mistake, this day will be sufficient enough to pay her debt if she’ll adhere to my word. But most importantly, I hope she will always know how much I love her.
If the Bible were played out in a modern day movie, this would be how I would imagine the scene of God speaking …show more content…
It is about having a relationship with God before, during, and after those instances. Relationships will fade. Your time of singleness may come and go, but God will remain. His love for you will always be there regardless of your sin. No will ever be deserving of what God gives us, but he loves us so much that he overlooks that. We need to build the foundation of our life on God’s love, and his promises. Once we can truly learn to put God first, build a relationship with him, and trust our lives to him, he will guide us into being where he wants us to be in life, and one day, he will give us over to our human prince charming, but for now let God be the