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Philippians 2:4 explainedThis verse explains the importance of selflessness. We must humble ourselves before others, and understand that their needs are just as important as ours are. When we acknowledge the interests of others instead of only acknowledging our own interests, we help to build a stronger community as a whole. The Lord encourages this as he acknowledges the interests of all as well. Let us follow in his ways and view others lives as just as important as ours.
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