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Lessons from Abraham and Sarah: How Suffering Can Help Us Be Happy
We all have difficult, challenging, painful experiences in life. Though never pleasant, these experiences can teach us perspective, love, humility, endurance, patience, and ultimately how to be more like God. Consider the story of Abraham and Sarah. These two faithful individuals endured what seemed
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