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Hebrews 13:2 explainedThis verse describes the importance of showing kindness to others. To be a true follower of God we must not just accept his knowledge and lead a Holy life ourselves, but also fully embrace his teachings. We must bestow the love that God gives us on others as well. Showing kindness and love to strangers sets forth a cycle of lasting community and peace. We must take it upon ourselves as faithful followers of the Lord to expand the kingdom of God and invite others around us as equals.
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