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John lovingly urges us to examine our lives using God's spiritual assessment tools to gain assurance of salvation or expose deadly deception.

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Paul instructs Christians to live a supernatural life by the power of the Spirit in light of God's mercy, to love like Jesus loved and live how he lived.

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In Revelation 3:7-13, Jesus commends, exhorts, and encourages the faithful in Philadelphia who rely on God's strength to keep his word and receive his secret name.

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Jesus' resurrection obliterated death's reign and is proved by the women's witness, meetings with disciples, and the birth of Christianity.

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Paul lays bare his heart of love for Philemon and Onesimus, earnestly pleading for their mutual forgiveness and reconciliation in light of the gospel of Christ.

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In Revelation 3:1-6, Jesus scorns Sardis' superficial lip service to God and utters a dire warning to repent before impending judgment. Abiding in God's word is essential.

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Paul urges the Romans to respond to God’s mercy by using their gifts to serve and bless others.

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God orchestrated all the divine details of Jesus' death and burial, including the timing, the Marys, Joseph's new tomb, and the Roman guards.

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Paul lovingly but strongly encourages Philemon to forgive and welcome Onesimus back as a beloved brother in Christ, no longer a slave, even promising to cover his debts.

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