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Q&A #19 - How did Jesus arm His heart and mind for the suffering that was ahead of Him?

Q&A #19 – How did Jesus arm His heart and mind for the suffering that was ahead of Him?

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Pastor Jack Hibbs answers questions regarding 1 Peter, chapter 4. Here are the questions:

1. How did Jesus arm His heart and mind for the suffering that was ahead of Him?

2. How can we be both meek and a warrior like Jesus?

3. What should we do when we are grieved by sin?

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  6. META=change, NOIA=thoughts. Like metamorphosis, meta=change, morph=grow and osis=a condition. When we are grieved by sin, it all comes from our THOUGHTS. Change our thoughts. Paul said, whatever is good and pure, THINK ON THESE THINGS.

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  11. I clicked on this video because of the title. I was talking to Jesus last night about how he prepared what was to come, His suffering and the cross. The conclusion he gave me was, Because I loved you that much, I knew what had to come. The angels were with me. This is something that I talk to him a lot about and thank him every night for his sufferings for my sins.

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  21. I have reached out to you before re: the fact that my husband ( Extremely faithful, devoted believer etc…) had a hemorrhagic stroke but the FANTASTIC Dr's at the VA here in Tampa kept him from dying. He can't eat, see or hear but you know, things could certainly be worse. He DOES NOT WANT TO LIVE and I can see why!! He's not one to question GOD but as of now, he is. Whenever we read the WORD there's always a distra. I, for the first time ever in 30 years of being saved, have contemplated suicide. I can't see where my husband would be worse off if I weren't here. I don't see anything in the WORD that says not to do it. Yes, I think it's a cowardly way out of a tough situation but until you've been in my shoes, oh well. I know my husband would be hurt at first but in the long run, he'd probably be much better off . Afa the act of suicide itself, where does the Living WORD of God say not to do it. Can you tell me please??

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