Hamasaki Ayumi's career
 

"The Beginning and the End"

1) Love
Love is a free gift
Love conquers relationship problems
Love conquers family problems
Love conquers depression
Love conquers unhappy upbringing

Love Conquers death

hamasaki ayumi receives and believes Love
hamasaki ayumi receives Eternal Life
"i pray you all will forever hear my voice"

2) God Is Love
The Beginning and The End
The Beginning from randomness, meanings from The End (see the song M)
Beginning from Nothing, Eternal Life from Ending
"I Am" (where is M from ?)

3) purpose

girls who receives and believes Love reject the "religious" image of what a girl looks like.
she keeps her faith secret.
she is mocked by "worldy christians" and is humble
she is wordly loved and powerful and is humble
she fears no man or woman
she chooses who she chooses to be.
she humbles herself before Love
she humbles herself before "The Beginning and the End"

guys who receives and believes Love reject the worldly view of what a guy looks like
he keeps his faith public
he is mocked by the world and is humble
he is loved by true christians and is humble
he fears no woman or man
he chooses who he chooses to be
he humbles himself before Love
he humbles himself before "The Beginning and the End"

4) hamasaki ayumi is mocked by "worldly christians" and universally loved by the world.
but i believe she is a true follower of God.
i was taught the Bible by a really humble doctor. he is a true christian, he does not oppress men or women, he is so kind to them.
and i believe hamasaki ayumi really understands the meaning of the Bible.

God The Father, God The Son
what does this actually mean to you?
if you are a girl, can you reject the "worldly christian" image of God ?
if you are a guy, can you reject the "worldly christian" image of a pastor who oppresses people?

my personal view is that of the Virgin Mary and an unamed criminal on a cross.
because a criminal on a cross was next to Jesus
i will always try to block out any wordly image of God. i just accept and receive Love.

"The Beginning and the End"