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Revelation 21:4 explainedThis verse describes Gods power over evil in the world. As stated in the first phrase, God has the power to wipe away our tears and bring us a better life. We must put out trust in him to bring us happiness. If we follow God and his teachings through this life another, better one will await us with him. God holds the power to heal us from all pain and give us never ending peace and love.
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