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That's your own personal preference/ debate tactic, attempting to shut down opposition without engaging the issue. When Moshe describes HaShem's love, it is easy to understand in english. The vast majority of parents can understand, and vast majority of children can understand. The language is completely irrelevant. Haven't you heard the expression, love is the universal language? It's true!The Malbim didn't write in English. In English the definition of emotions is connected physiological realities that exist here on our physical world. The (רגש) in pre-modern Hebrew is not the same as "emotions" in modern English.
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