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1 John 4:4 explainedThis verse is about knowing the truth. We are told many different narratives, and given several different opinions on a daily basis about what we as a society should believe. As followers of God, we must trust in his teachings and the gospel to show us the truth. We must not let others blind us with their false truths. Trust only in the Lord, as he has wisdom far beyond any other man.
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