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1 Peter 1:3 explainedThis verse explains how God’s mercy gave us life. God sent his son Jesus to protect us, guide us, and show us the ways of the Lord. For teaching us God’s ways Jesus was persecuted, and died on the cross for our sins. He gave us the blessings of life and peace. We must continue to honor him and this sacrifice by praising him, and continuing to follow his path in our lives. His teachings will deliver us to ever lasting life.
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