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1 Corinthians 13:1
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pisteuo · Verb · G4100
to believe, trust, rely upon
Many New Testament passages call for active trust, so word study should keep relationship and response in view.
khar-ece · Noun · G5485
grace, favor, generous gift
A simple Greek word study often helps readers see how the New Testament frames salvation and discipleship as gift before achievement.
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