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Zechariah 4:6 explainedZechariah 4:6 means that we should not rely on our own strength or abilities, but trust in God's power. The verse says that with God's help, we can overcome challenges and difficulties. This verse reminds us that God's strength is greater than our own, and He can make impossible things possible. It encourages us to have faith in God and depend on Him for guidance and support. Even when things seem hard, we can find hope and strength in God, knowing that He is with us and will help us through any situation.
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