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Job 42:12 explainedThis verse describes how God gives us blessings throughout our lives. When we choose to have faith and believe in the Lord, we are allowing him to come into our lives and grant us blessings. Establishing a connection with God gives us strength to lead holy lives. With the power we gain from God's wisdom and love, we are able to become rich in our lives, and give ourselves the ability to not only survive, but thrive. His blessings help us to overcome hardships, and not stray on our paths to greatness.
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