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Hebrews 1:10-12 explainedThis verse describes how God is an eternal being. Earthly beings and natural entities will end eventually, but God will always remain. God remains unchanged and eternal even if the earth dies. Because of this, we can always count on the Lord to support us, and remain as our savior. We must turn to him when we are in need to guide us in the right direction in life. There is no obstacle or hardship that God cannot overcome. He holds a power and wisdom that is greater than any other.
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