FULFILLMENT OF THE LAW

In Romans 13:8-10, Paul shares a powerful message, stating that all of the law is wrapped up in loving our neighbors as ourselves; love is the fulfillment of the law.


Love for each other is the true fulfillment of God’s Law.

Genuine, biblical love goes deeper than our feelings.

It’s an active choice to refuse to hurt, exploit, or harm another.

For with love, there is no harm.

A poem inspired by Romans 13:8-10.


Jesus said that love alone

is all that we should owe.

Then He showed us on the cross,

He loved us as His own.

He bore every transgression.

Paid for every sin.

Suffered so that we would know,

God’s love fulfilled through Him.

Image of Jesus helping a beggar with verse from Romans 13:8 about love for one another. Image from https://bible.art/

Every commandment written,

proclaimed with just one breath,

When He said above all things,

Love your neighbor as yourself.

Image of an innkeeper giving a blanket to a group of strangers with verse from Romans 13:9. Image from https://bible.art/

For love can cause no harm.

Love doesn’t rest in anger.

Love crosses every barrier,

and covers every stranger.

Image of a man sharing bread with a stranger with verse from Romans 13:10. Image from https://bible.art/

To love is to keep Christ,

At the center of it all.

Love is our greatest calling,

and the fulfillment of God’s Law.


JN Fenwick | mothjournal14 | ©2026 | All rights reserved. | I DO NOT WALK THIS RECOVERY JOURNEY ALONE.

Faithful Recovery is a publication for those entering and continuing their recovery journey.

Addiction robs you of peace; your life revolves around the very thing destroying you. I know. I lived it for over thirty years. Addiction didn’t get the last word in my story; God did. He wrote a new story from the ashes. He’s waiting to write yours too.

If you’re struggling with addiction of any kind, you’re welcome here. You’re not alone in your journey.


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