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1 Peter 5:7 explainedThis verse tells us to trust in the power and healing of God. God will take care of our well being and will take responsibilities for our challenges. He takes cares for our well being and we are in good hands. Don't fall into temptation and forget that with prayer and faith, you will be looked after.
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