““being confined and not allowed total expression. The second root word is kalah, which means to be destroyed. The word for compassion is racham, which is a very romantic word and not only means love but to “love tenderly”. No Elvis Presley did not coin that term. A tender love is a ministering love. It is like a mother’s love, which kisses the hurt to make it better. This is a love, which cannot be confined but must be allowed a total expression and on top of that, it can never be destroyed. This is the love that Paul spoke about in Romans 8. Nothing can separate us from the Love of God, which is in Christ Jesus. If we are not experiencing this tender love, His racham, then there is only one reason left as to why we don’t and that reason lies within ourselves, within the amount of our own hearts that we are unwilling to share with God. Jeremiah is telling us in these two verses that God has opened his whole heart up to us. There is nothing to separate us from His complete and total love. The only separation lies in the””
