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" a crown of glory , " to show its splendor , and sometimes " the crown of righteousness " ( 2 Timothy 4:8 ) ; sometimes it is called " the crown of life , " as in Revelation 2:10 ( " Be faithful , even to the point of death , and I will give you the crown of life " ) , because it is a living crown that will flourish for all eternity . [ 34 ] And so we can say that the civilization of love originates in the revelation of the God who " is love " , as John writes ( 1 Jn 4:8 , 16 ) ; it is effectively described by Paul in the hymn of charity found in his First Letter to the Corinthians ( 13:1 -13 ) . ( James 4:8 ) . Resist him and he becomes weaker and you become stronger , until you can say , no matter what your surroundings may be , ' Get thee behind me , Satan : for it is written , Thou shalt worship the Lord thy God , and him only shalt thou serve ' ( Luke 4:8 ) " ( in Conference Report , Apr . The Greek word used here is usually translated " scorching wind , " which in the hot eastern countries came with the rising sun ; see Jonah 4:8 .