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Why is fearing persecution important for Christians?

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Fearing persecution encourages Christians to rely on God's strength and not succumb to temptation.

The fear of persecution serves as a recognition of human frailty and the need for divine assistance. Jesus taught His followers to pray that they may not enter into temptation, indicating that persecution can lead even the strongest believers to falter without God's support. As evidenced throughout church history, many have denied Christ when faced with persecution, highlighting the importance of praying for strength and remaining faithful. By understanding this reality, Christians are encouraged to rely wholly on God's grace and power to uphold them, thus fostering a deeper dependence on Him amid trials and challenges.
Scripture References: Matthew 26:41

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Tranquillity and Prosperity of the Churches on the Conversion of Saul of Tarsus
Alexander Carson · Apr 28, 2008
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