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The Epistle to the Philippians - Chapter 4

From: Miscellaneous 4 By: John Nelson Darby

The last chapter presents superiority to circumstances and the Lord proved sufficient.

Verse 6. The request might be foolish. The answer is not promised, but the peace that God is in to keep our hearts. Nothing disturbs the throne of God. Thus free my heart can be occupied with what suits God -the bright and blessed things of His own presence,

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