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Jesus used one specific Greek word to describe the Holy Spirit in John 14:16 — a first-century legal term that changes the question millions of Christians have been asking about why they can’t feel God.
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The Greek word Jesus used in Matthew 11:30 doesn’t mean effortless. It means well-fitted. Here’s what that changes about the promise—and the invitation.
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The Hebrew word translated “be still” in Psalm 46:10 is raphah — and it doesn’t mean find quiet. It means release your grip. Here’s why this verse was written for the person in the earthquake, not the person sipping coffee at dawn.
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