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1 Peter 4:1, 16

1 Peter 4:1 TPT

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Since Christ, though innocent, suffered in his flesh for you, now you also must be a prepared soldier, having the same mind-set, for whoever has died in his body is done with sin.

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1 Peter 4:16 TPT

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If you suffer for being a Christian, don’t consider it a disgrace but a privilege. Glorify God because you carry the Anointed One’s name.

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