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Matthew 10:29-31 meaning Having asked His disciples to willingly die for Him, Jesus assures them that God holds their lives in great value. The parallel gospel accounts of Matthew 10:29-31 are found in Luke 12:6-7 and Luke 21:18 .
Does following Christ ever feel like it creates more tension than peace? In this devotional, we explore Matthew 10:34 and its powerful message about standing...
What Do Sparrows Teach Us? | Matthew 10:29–31 | Our Daily Bread Video Devotional. On this Earth Day, take a moment in nature to recognize everything God created and cares for. If you’ve ever...
2 minute bible study on Matthew 10:29-31
David Guzik commentary on Matthew 10, where the twelve disciples are chosen and commissioned by Jesus to go and minister to the Jewish people.
26 wrz 2023 · Matthew 10:29-31 NIV . Leading up to this passage Jesus warned his disciples that the people of this world would treat them just like they treated him. But they were not to fear the people of this world. Instead, they were to boldly proclaim to the world the message that Jesus would give them.
Matthew 10:29-31. Are not two sparrows sold for a farthing — As if he had said, The particular providence of God is another reason for your not fearing man. For this extends to the very smallest things, even to sparrows and the hairs of your heads, which are all numbered.
