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The wise have the joy of God's presence and will be blessed, while the wicked will be destroyed. Show 5 outlines
wisdom
Those who delight in the Lord, meditate on his Word, and do not follow the counsel of the wicked will be blessed and fruitful in their endeavors. Show 3 outlines
creation
Obeying God's law produces a life of stability, while living in disobedience leads to a life of uncertainty. Show 3 outlines
obedience
True fellowship with God leads to a life of continuous blessing as we delight in his Word and meditate on it day and night. Show 2 outlines
fellowship
Psalm 1 teaches that true happiness comes from avoiding the influence of the wicked and choosing the path of righteousness. Show 2 outlines
true happiness
In a world that celebrates the wicked, Psalm 1 calls us to be blessed by walking in God's ways, revealing that true holiness is counter-cultural and rooted in divine instruction. Show 2 outlines
holiness
Following the Lord brings blessing and prosperity, whereas ignoring him brings destruction and misery. Show 2 outlines
worship
Like a tree planted by streams of water, the righteous will bear fruit, while the wicked will not find a secure place to stand. Show 2 outlines
envy
God's favor rests on the one who delights in his law and makes it their life's foundation. Show 2 outlines
obedience
The Lord will bless and protect those who delight in his Word and follow his commandments, even in the face of adversity. Show 2 outlines
children
By portraying a vivid contrast between those who follow God's path and those who do not, Psalm 1 challenges us to evaluate our lives and seek God earnestly, ensuring our steps are firmly planted in his ways. Show 1 outline
seeking God
When we root ourselves in God's Word, like a tree planted by streams of water, we find strength and nourishment to endure suffering and remain steadfast in righteousness. Show 1 outline
suffering
Psalm 1 teaches us that unity in the body of Christ must be based on the foundation of God's righteousness, as the final distinction between the wicked and the righteous illuminates the ultimate outcome of our choices. Show 1 outline
unity
Psalm 1 teaches that true blessedness is found in rejecting the ways of the wicked and delighting in God's law, a principle essential for spiritual warfare. Show 1 outline
spiritual warfare
Psalm 1 contrasts the fate of the righteous and the wicked, showing that true happiness is reserved for those who follow God's ways. Show 1 outline
true happiness
The enduring prosperity and stability of the righteous, as illustrated by the tree planted by streams of water in Psalm 1:3, signifies the true happiness that comes from a life rooted in God. Show 1 outline
true happiness
True happiness is found in delighting in the law of the Lord and meditating on it day and night, as emphasized in Psalm 1:2. Show 1 outline
true happiness
In Psalm 1, the imagery of the tree planted by streams of water illustrates the nourishing power of prayer in our lives, enabling us to bear fruit in every season and maintain resilience in the face of adversity. Show 1 outline
prayer
Meditation on God's law day and night not only nurtures our souls but also equips us to withstand life's vicissitudes, ensuring our actions reap fruitful outcomes. Show 1 outline
hope
The contrast between the righteous, who are like firmly planted trees by streams of water, and the wicked, who are like chaff blown away by the wind, reveals the enduring hope in God's justice. Show 1 outline
hope
The assurance of the Lord's watchful eye over the journey of the righteous, as depicted in Psalm 1, offers believers a powerful motivation to pursue personal transformation and steadfast obedience to God's law. Show 1 outline
new beginnings
In the spirit of new beginnings, Psalm 1 calls us to be vigilant in our walk, careful in our standing, and selective in our sitting, so as not to journey down the path of sinners but to thrive in the way of the Lord. Show 1 outline
new beginnings
True new beginnings are rooted in the delights and meditations of God's law, setting a firm foundation for prosperity in all areas of life, as exemplified by the blessedness of the righteous man in Psalm 1. Show 1 outline
new beginnings
Psalm 1 not only extols the virtues of the righteous but also implicitly endorses the act of tithing as a mark of one who does not walk in the counsel of the wicked, standing firm in God's economic principles. Show 1 outline
tithes
By using the metaphor of a tree planted by streams of water, Psalm 1 illustrates that a life of holiness is sustained and nourished by ongoing, intimate engagement with God's truths, resulting in stability, growth, and resilience in the face of life's challenges. Show 1 outline
holiness
Psalm 1 teaches that the path to true happiness and spiritual prosperity is not found in the counsel of the ungodly but in the delight and meditation upon the law of the Lord, showcasing the transformative power of God's Word in cultivating personal holiness. Show 1 outline
holiness
Psalm 1 asserts that the litmus test of a person's spiritual health can be found in their choice of relationships, for those who walk, stand, and sit with the virtuous will themselves be like trees planted by streams of water. Show 1 outline
relationships
In the context of celebrating a birthday, Psalm 1 challenges us to evaluate our associates and influences, ensuring that our choices reflect a commitment to the ways of righteousness over the counsel of the wicked. Show 1 outline
birthday
To experience true fellowship with God, we must make a conscious effort to reject evil and seek righteousness. Show 1 outline
fellowship
True worship is more than just a set of activities, but is a lifestyle that is rooted in loving the Lord with all of our heart, soul, and strength. Show 1 outline
worship
The Lord's judgment will come upon the wicked, so we must choose to follow him in order to avoid that judgment. Show 1 outline
worship
Those who delight in the Lord's law and meditate on his Word will experience a fellowship with God that is deeper than any other relationship. Show 1 outline
fellowship
The Lord is an ever-present companion to those who seek to live righteously, blessing them and providing for them in fellowship. Show 1 outline
fellowship
Following the example of the righteous through obedience to God's word brings life, joy, and prosperity. Show 1 outline
discipleship
God’s promises of abundant life to the righteous are reliable and trustworthy. Show 1 outline
abundant life
Following God’s law brings protections and blessings that cannot be found through other means. Show 1 outline
abundant life
God’s protection is available to those who trust in him, while those who rely on their own judgment are doomed. Show 1 outline
trusting God
Blessing comes from following God’s ways, while those who choose their own path are doomed to misery. Show 1 outline
trusting God
The wicked are judged and will not be blessed by God. Show 1 outline
blessings
The righteous are those who meditate on the law of God, while the wicked are those who reject it. Show 1 outline
obedience
Obedience to God's law leads to blessings and a happy life, while disobedience leads to destruction and misery. Show 1 outline
obedience
Jesus is the source of wisdom and only those who seek it from him will receive it. Show 1 outline
wisdom
God's wisdom provides a path to righteousness, while sin and folly lead to destruction. Show 1 outline
wisdom
Choosing a righteous path will bring about lasting joy and peace regardless of the temporal circumstances a person may face. Show 1 outline
children
True joy and satisfaction are found through obedience to God's Word. Show 1 outline
God's Word provides wisdom and knowledge to lead us to a righteous path. Show 1 outline
Those who choose to follow God's way can live a life of blessing and abundance. Show 1 outline
Psalm 1 emphasizes that true joy and thanksgiving arise from rejecting sin and embracing meditation on Scripture, leading to a fruitful and flourishing life. Generate outline
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thanksgiving
The contrasting destinies of the righteous and the wicked in Psalm 1 demonstrate that a heart of thanksgiving positions believers to receive God's blessings and protection. Generate outline
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thanksgiving
In Psalm 1, the imagery of a tree planted by streams of water symbolizes the life-giving power of gratitude, which sustains the righteous as they delight in and meditate on God's Word. Generate outline
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thanksgiving
Psalm 1 illustrates a choice between the way of righteousness and the path of wickedness, showing that thanksgiving naturally flows from a life rooted in God's law. Generate outline
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thanksgiving
The dichotomy in Psalm 1 between the flourishing of the righteous and the downfall of the wicked serves as a spiritual invitation to prioritize seeking God's wisdom and guidance in all aspects of life. Generate outline
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seeking God
Psalm 1 illustrates that genuine transformation and spiritual prosperity are rooted in meditating on God's law, encouraging believers to cultivate a deep and personal relationship with God. Generate outline
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seeking God
In Psalm 1, the blessed life is depicted as a result of delighting in God's law, contrasting the stability of the righteous with the fleeting existence of the wicked, which underscores the importance of seeking God through his Word. Generate outline
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seeking God
By studying Psalm 1, Christians are encouraged to reject sin and embrace God's law wholeheartedly, transforming their lives through deliberate meditation and a deeper relationship with the Lord. Generate outline
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rejection
Psalm 1 contrasts the outcomes of the righteous and the wicked, demonstrating that rejecting the way of sinners and embracing God's path ensures spiritual stability and ultimate judgment in favor of the just. Generate outline
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rejection
The passage of Psalm 1 illustrates that rejection of ungodly paths leads the righteous to be like a tree planted by streams of water, constantly nourished and thriving. Generate outline
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rejection
In Psalm 1, we see that the righteous reject the counsel of the wicked, choosing instead to delight in and meditate on God's law, leading to a fruitful and prosperous life. Generate outline
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rejection
In the face of life's suffering, the contrast between the way of the righteous and the wicked highlights the eternal blessings of choosing a path aligned with God’s will. Generate outline
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suffering
True happiness and courage amidst suffering come from a life devoted to meditating on God's Word day and night, allowing us to delight in his presence even in trials. Generate outline
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suffering
The wicked, who are like chaff blown away by the wind, lack a solid foundation and ultimately succumb to suffering due to their separation from God's guidance. Generate outline
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suffering
The divisive paths of the righteous and the wicked detailed in Psalm 1 illustrate that true courage manifests in trusting God's judgment and seeking his ways above all else. Generate outline
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courage
Psalm 1 demonstrates that the courage to choose righteousness over wickedness is anchored in a commitment to God's law, promising prosperity and stability for the just. Generate outline
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courage
Like a deeply-rooted tree by streams of water, a life grounded in righteousness according to Psalm 1 equips a Christian with the resilience and courage necessary to withstand worldly challenges. Generate outline
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courage
By delighting in and meditating upon God's Word, believers can cultivate the spiritual courage required to stand firm against the influences of wickedness. Generate outline
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courage
Practical Christian living is exemplified in avoiding the path of sinners and mockers, allowing us to experience the fruitful and prosperous life God intends for us. Generate outline
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fellowship
Personal transformation in the Christian life begins with rejecting the worldly influences and embracing the sanctifying truth of Scripture, planting us firmly like a tree by streams of water. Generate outline
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fellowship
The fallenness of humanity is evident in our natural inclination to follow the counsel of the wicked, which leads to spiritual decay and separation from God. Generate outline
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fellowship
The unity of the righteous is characterized by their steadfastness and fruitful lives, as depicted in Psalm 1:3, where believers are compared to trees planted by streams of water, yielding fruit in its season. Generate outline
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unity
Psalm 1 shows that the path to genuine unity requires distinguishing ourselves from the way of the wicked, rooted in Psalm 1:1-6, indicating that unity in righteousness brings blessing while unity in wickedness leads to destruction. Generate outline
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unity
True unity among believers begins with delight in the law of the Lord, as exemplified in Psalm 1:2, which calls us to meditate on his Word day and night. Generate outline
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unity
The assurance of the Lord's watchful care over the righteous in Psalm 1 empowers believers with confidence and hope in their spiritual conflict against evil. Generate outline
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spiritual warfare
Psalm 1 underscores that the righteous flourish like a tree planted by streams of water, symbolizing the strength and stability found in God's Word amidst spiritual warfare. Generate outline
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spiritual warfare
The contrast between the righteous and the wicked depicted in Psalm 1 reveals the ultimate triumph of godliness over ungodliness in spiritual battles. Generate outline
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spiritual warfare
The delineation of the righteous and the wicked in Psalm 1 serves as a compelling call to examine our own prayer lives, challenging us to cultivate a deeper, more meaningful relationship with God through continuous dialogue. Generate outline
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prayer
Prayer, rooted in the wisdom of Psalm 1, becomes our steadfast path through the contrasting lives of the righteous and the wicked, offering us guidance and protection in our journey toward righteousness. Generate outline
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prayer
By meditating on God's law day and night, as described in Psalm 1, we immerse ourselves in prayer and align our hearts with the will of God, fostering spiritual growth and understanding. Generate outline
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prayer
The assurance of God's judgment provides hope for the righteous, underscoring the importance of choosing the path that leads to eternal blessings over temporal gains. Generate outline
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hope
Embracing the law of the Lord is the path to true happiness and prosperity, separating us from the destiny of the wicked. Generate outline
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hope
In adopting fasting as a spiritual exercise, Christians can experience personal growth and purification, akin to the prospering tree planted by streams of water in Psalm 1, drawing life from God's eternal truths. Generate outline
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fasting
Fasting serves as a tangible declaration of our commitment to walking in the way of the righteous, as described in Psalm 1, by prioritizing spiritual sustenance over physical nourishment. Generate outline
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fasting
Through the practice of fasting, believers can embody the righteous path depicted in Psalm 1, distancing themselves from the counsel and path of the wicked. Generate outline
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fasting
Embracing the discipline of fasting aligns us with Psalm 1's exhortation to delight in the Lord's Law, transforming our desires to mirror God's will. Generate outline
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fasting
The contrasting lives of the righteous and the wicked in Psalm 1 demonstrate that a life lived apart from God leads to ultimate destruction, while adherence to his Word cultivates strength and vitality like a tree planted by streams of water. Generate outline
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new beginnings
The imagery of chaff that the wind drives away in Psalm 1 warns against a life devoid of spiritual and financial discipline, urging believers to embrace tithing as an expression of their rootedness in God’s wisdom. Generate outline
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tithes
The contrast between the righteous and the wicked in Psalm 1 serves as a guide for a life that is blessed through obedient tithing, reflecting the deep-rooted stability and fruitfulness of a tree planted by streams of water. Generate outline
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tithes
By delighting in and meditating on God's law day and night, one establishes a foundation for financial stewardship that aligns with the prosperity of the righteous depicted in Psalm 1. Generate outline
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tithes
The psalmist contrasts the fleeting existence of the wicked with the enduring fruitfulness of the righteous, stressing the eternal significance of pursuing holiness through a life grounded in Scripture. Generate outline
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holiness
As Psalm 1 warns of the fleeting nature of the wicked, it compels us to examine our relationships through the lens of eternity, ensuring that we offer a godly influence rather than becoming chaff blown away by the wind. Generate outline
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relationships
The blessing of the steadfast individual who delights in and meditates on God's law in Psalm 1 illustrates the transformative power of a relationship anchored in divine wisdom and truth. Generate outline
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relationships
In Psalm 1, the contrast between the righteous and the wicked serves as a vivid reminder that our relationship with God determines our ultimate fulfillment and prosperity in life. Generate outline
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relationships
On the occasion of a birthday, believers are called to embrace the transformative power of God's Word, much like the tree planted by streams of water in Psalm 1, to attain stability and prosperity in their spiritual journey. Generate outline
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birthday
As we mark the passage of time on our birthdays, we must examine our hearts and align ourselves with the righteous path of Psalm 1, eschewing the transitory pleasures of sin that lead to spiritual decay. Generate outline
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birthday
The celebration of another year of life provides an opportunity to reflect on the two paths depicted in Psalm 1, and to recommit to pursuing a life rooted in the righteousness of Christ, which yields eternal fruit. Generate outline
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birthday
True fellowship with God requires us to meditate upon his Word and remain steadfast in our faith. Generate outline
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fellowship
Fellowship with God brings true joy and blessings in life, and those who reject it will ultimately be destroyed. Generate outline
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fellowship
To experience true fellowship with God, we must walk in accordance to his laws and stay away from wickedness. Generate outline
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fellowship
Worship of the Lord is essential for a life of flourishing and blessing. Generate outline
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worship
Joy and peace of mind come from a lifestyle of submission to God. Generate outline
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spiritual growth
The wicked are cursed by God when they ignore his commandments. Generate outline
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spiritual growth
The righteous are blessed by God when they remain obedient to his will. Generate outline
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spiritual growth
Following the guidance and path of God is the key to spiritual growth and success in life. Generate outline
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spiritual growth
Fellowship with God is essential for a life of true joy and happiness, as it is only through him that we can find true peace and contentment. Generate outline
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fellowship
Fellowship with God is the ultimate goal of righteousness, and it is only attained through obedience to his commands. Generate outline
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fellowship
The righteous will be rewarded for their faithfulness and dedication to the Lord. Generate outline
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discipleship
Disciples should meditate on God's word and strive to live according to its precepts. Generate outline
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discipleship
Disciples of the Lord will be blessed and upright, while the wicked will be cut off from the righteous. Generate outline
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discipleship
Those who trust in God rather than in their own strength will be rewarded with spiritual and physical blessings. Generate outline
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creation
Through faith in God, we can be transformed to live in accordance with his ways, rather than the ways of the wicked. Generate outline
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creation
In order to be blessed and productive, we must strive to keep our focus on God, his laws and commandments, and our faith in him. Generate outline
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creation
The wicked cannot experience true happiness because they are not in a relationship with God. Generate outline
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abundant life
Those who live according to God’s laws and trust in him will experience an abundance of joy, peace and hope. Generate outline
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abundant life
Trusting in God’s laws brings joy, while disregarding them leads to sorrow. Generate outline
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trusting God
Following God’s path leads to true security, while the path of the wicked leads to destruction. Generate outline
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trusting God
The way to freedom from envy is to trust in the Lord, delight in his law, and reject the paths of the wicked. Generate outline
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Rather than envying the wicked, the righteous should choose to meditate on the law of the Lord for it will bring them true happiness. Generate outline
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Envy of the wicked is a fruitless pursuit that leads to destruction, whereas delighting in God’s law leads to enduring victory and blessing. Generate outline
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By walking in the path of righteousness, we can receive God’s blessings. Generate outline
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The righteous will be blessed with divine protection and joy. Generate outline
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God blesses those who diligently seek him and obey his commands. Generate outline
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God's wisdom is the ultimate guide for living a godly life, and it will protect and prosper those who follow it. Generate outline
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Godly instruction is essential for cultivating successful and godly children who will walk in the ways of the Lord. Generate outline
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Children who are raised in the ways of the Lord will be blessed, while those who reject his laws will be cursed. Generate outline
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God rewards those who trust him and meditate on his Word, while those who reject God will be destroyed. Generate outline
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