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12:4 Who to be afraid of

(Mat. 10:28-31)

4 “And I’m telling you, my friends, that you shouldn’t be afraid of those who can kill your body (and after that they don’t have anything more that they can do). 5 But I’ll tell you who you should be afraid of: Be afraid of the one who has the authority to throw you into hell after you’re dead—yes, that’s who you should be afraid of.

6 “Aren’t five small birds sold for just a couple of small coins? Yet not one of those birds is forgotten by God. 7 Yes, God even knows the number of hairs on your head so don’t worry, each one of you is of more value than a whole flock of birds.

4 And I _am _saying to _you _all, the friends of _me, be_ not _afraid of of _the ones killing _off the body, and after these things not having anything more _abundant to _do.
5 But I _will _be _showing to _you _all whom you _may _be _afraid:
be _afraid of _the one after the time to _kill _off, having authority to _throw _in him into the geenna, yes, I _am _saying to _you _all, be _fearing this one.
6 are_ not five sparrows _being _sold for_ two _assarions?
And not one of them is having _been _forgotten before the god.
7 But even the hairs of _the head of _you _all all have _been _numbered.
Be_ not _fearing, you _all _are _carrying _value than many sparrows.

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Who to be afraid of

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