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1 Corinthians 15:58 explainedIn this verse, Paul is urging readers to believe in the Holy Spirit. By being steadfast and immovable you resist temptation of other pathways in life that are not Christ-like. By whole heartdely believing in the Lord, you are putting your faith in him, and allowing yourself to live through him, letting him give you blessings and peace in your life. We must trust the Lord to guide us to redemption.
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