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What can we learn from the examples of Stephen and the dying thief?

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Stephen and the dying thief exemplify faith and reliance on God's mercy when facing death.

The examples of Stephen in Acts 7 and the dying thief in Luke 23 underscore the essence of preparing to meet God through faith in Christ. Stephen, in his final moments, cried out for God to receive his spirit, showcasing his confidence in Christ as his only hope. Similarly, the dying thief, acknowledging his guilt and need for mercy, implores Jesus to remember him, demonstrating a humble faith in Christ's authority. Both examples emphasize that true preparation to meet God involves recognizing our sinfulness and trusting solely in Christ's redemptive work for our salvation.
Scripture References: Acts 7:54-60, Luke 23:39-43

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