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''Vair'' translates as enmity, hostility and ''Nir'' is without. God is without rancour or enmity; As God is the Sole Supreme Being, Himself immanent and pervasive in His Creation, against whom is He to have rancour, enmity, hatred or ill-will? A corollary to this attribute, stated positively, is that God is all Love. | ''Vair'' translates as enmity, hostility and ''Nir'' is without. God is without rancour or enmity; As God is the Sole Supreme Being, Himself immanent and pervasive in His Creation, against whom is He to have rancour, enmity, hatred or ill-will? A corollary to this attribute, stated positively, is that God is all Love. | ||
He is above all fear and is free from all thoughts of enmity. | He is above all fear and is [http://www.sikhiwiki.org/index.php?title=COMMIT_YOURSELF#Step_3:_DARE_.26_RESOLVE_to_Sing_.26_Share__Thy_Commandments free from all thoughts of enmity]. | ||
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Nirvair | ਨਿਰਵੈਰ
Without Hate
Vair translates as enmity, hostility and Nir is without. God is without rancour or enmity; As God is the Sole Supreme Being, Himself immanent and pervasive in His Creation, against whom is He to have rancour, enmity, hatred or ill-will? A corollary to this attribute, stated positively, is that God is all Love. He is above all fear and is free from all thoughts of enmity.
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