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“Let me love You” by Augustine of Hippo

March 28, 2020
Augustine, Christian Theology, Church Fathers, Jesus Christ, Love of God, Prayer, Puritanical, Quotable Quotes, Sanctification, The Gospel, Trinity

“Let me remember You,

let me understand You,

let me love You.

Increase these things in me

until You refashion me entirely.”

–Augustine of Hippo, The Trinity, The Works of Saint Augustine, Vol. 5, Ed. John Rotelle (Brooklyn, NY: New City Press, 1991), 436. (XV.28.51)

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