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Excerpted from: The Paradox of Terror and RejoicingJesus said to His disciples in Matthew 24:12-13 that love will wax cold, "but he that endures to the end, the same shall be saved." Therefore, for the wicked world, love will be destroyed by hardened hearts, but for the faithful, obedient believers, the love of Christ will dwell in our hearts and its glory will be known beyond human comprehension.
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