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Hebrews 10:23 explainedThis verse describes our fulfillment of God's path he has set out for his. God gives us a safe place and more a place of never ending love to always turn to. In times of hardship no matter what else fails, God is there to lift us up and remind us that we are on a path that he has set out for us. Though these hardships may be trying, we must not waver in our faith and trust in his plan for us.
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