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Excerpted from: Self-Examination, Not Self-PreoccupationNow please turn over to I Peter 1, verse 6. The apostle Peter realizes that joy is often mingled with grief. Sufferings are God's will for us to purify our faith, and such faith has a great reward because at the return of Jesus Christ, honor and praise will belong to Jesus Christ and us.
The ESV (or the English Standard Version) translates verse 8 a little bit better: "Though you have not seen him [that is, Christ], you love him. Though you do not now see him, you believe in him and rejoice with joy that is inexpressible and filled with glory."
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