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Deuteronomy 31:6 explainedIn the verse Deuteronomy 31:6 it says that we shouldn't be scared or worried when facing difficult times. The verse says that we should be strong and brave because God is always with us, and He won't ever leave us. Similar to a family member or friend who sticks by your side, God is like that but even more reliable. Overall, this verse emphasizes that we can take a deep breath and not be afraid, knowing that God is watching over us no matter what happens.
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