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Psalms 27:1 explainedThis verse describes how having faith gives us strength. When the Bible refers to having “strength,” it means to have a support system against temptation. When we are tempted to sin, we can look to God and our faith to guide us in the right direction. With God’s strength and wisdom, we are able to overcome fear and evil, and choose to live in the light of the Lord. This Holy path in life will lead us to everlasting peace.
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