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Matthew 6:33 explainedThis verse is describing the power God will give to his followers. Instead of turning towards evil and giving into your anxiousness and evil desires, you can turn to God who is almighty. If you choose to turn to God, and not give into sin, he will grant you peace and bestow gifts on you as well. Straying from God, you will be consumed by worry.
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