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Philippians 4:19 explainedI’m this verse, Paul tells us that God will provide and bless us in our lives based off of our needs. It is important to be able to separate what we truly need versus what we want in life. God will only provide to us what he believes is needed, as well as what he believes will serve his purposes and teachings. God will not promise immense wealth, but rather promise to guide us through life and give us what we need to lead a holy life.
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