John 14:12
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John 14:12. And greater works than these shall he do; because I go unto my Father.
"My very absence will let loose a greater power than you could have experienced while I was here You will need more power when I am gone from you, and you shall have more. Therefore, ‘let not your heart be troubled.’ Besides, you will be able still to pray, and prayer will bring you greater blessings than any that I ever gave you."