The Hardest Exam of Death Cleared by Stephen and Christ
A devotional lesson on dying rightly through Jesus example and Stephen's martyrdom. It contrasts fear of death with the freedom to surrender to God, citing Luke 23 46 Acts 7 59 and Martin Luther to show victory over death through faith and love.
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