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James 1:2. 'Count it all joy, my brothers, when you fall into various temptations.' Joy and happiness are different. Happiness comes when something good has happened. Happiness can be lost when something bad happens. However someone with joy doesn't see whether something has happened or not. Choose joy and you will never have someone spoiling […]

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