<p>This present volume, <em>The Greatest Contemplation of Thought Ever!</em>&nbsp;and the recent previous volume, <em>Two of the Greatest Truths in the Universe and their Significances,</em>&nbsp;have been written to supplement each other. The previous volume centers on two critical and very important issues: who is Jesus and His salient purpose? These two key factors have become so garbled that the simplicity of the Gospel is skewed; it is unclear.&nbsp;</p><p>The present volume focuses upon what the author considers to be the greatest thought ever. He is not the first to make such assessment and certainly not the last to make this deduction. There is indeed no greater thought in the entire universe, now or forever: to know that &ldquo;Jesus loves me!&rdquo;</p><p>The scoffers and mockers snarl in disbelief. The secular-minded may think to himself, &ldquo;Big deal&rdquo; or &ldquo;So what!&rdquo; Ah, but to those enslaved in endless vices and bondage to sin in this world, shout for joy; Jesus has come to set you free. The Lord Jesus gives this great promise out of His infinite love to those who seek Him as Lord and Savior,</p><p>&lsquo;&mdash;if the Son makes you free, you will be free indeed.&rsquo;&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p>