According to Peter, Christians who suffer according to the will of God will receive

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Christian Religious Studies - 2004 Subject: Christian Religious Studies

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According to Peter, Christians who suffer according to the will of God will receive
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According to 1 Peter 4:19, Christians who suffer according to the will of God should commit themselves to their faithful Creator and continue to do good. This means that they should trust God and keep doing what is right even when they face suffering. The verse does not mention forgiveness, the Holy Spirit, or the Crown of Glory as rewards for suffering, but rather suggests that they will receive blessings from God for their faithfulness.
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