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Ephesians 6:10-21
A soldier equipped with all the best armor and weaponry is of no use if he flees at the first whiff of battle. A soldier of Jesus Christ must stand firm and hold fast – stand firm in the blessings of your conversion and your salvation, stand firm in the responsibilities of God's calling and commitments in your life, and stand firm to the end.
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