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John 14:27 explainedBecause we are saved, we have peace with God. Jesus’ inner peace is a legacy that gives us joy and salvation and believers will have peace with God. Without Christ, there is no peace. The Spirit of Christ lives deep within our bodies. Jesus’ peace refers not to the absence of conflict, but of quiet and rest within your heart. This inner peace can help overcome conflict and challenges we face. Knowing that God is with you helps to overcome these hardships.
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