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Excerpted from: Faith (Part Two)I want you to think while we read through this of what God says in Revelation 2 about the Ephesian church, about how they had lost their first love. There was a time when they were filled with enthusiasm and desire to please God and they were faithful, very faithful, very energetic, very zealous in pursuing the love of their life, who was God, and so they endured great struggles with suffering, and they were made a spectacle, and they were made reproaches, and they went through tribulations, and they became companions of those who were so treated.
Hebrews 10:32-33
Excerpted from: How to Know We Love ChristIn Hebrews 10:32-35, we see a little bit more that is bearing on their response to the situation—why they were drifting away.
You can see that they were going through persecutions, difficulties, because of the times they were living in, because of their desire to remain faithful and loyal to Christ.
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