Romans 5:3
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Romans 5:3. Knowing that tribulation worketh patience; -
The more trial you have the more spiritual education you receive. You cannot learn the virtue of patience without tribulation, any more than a man can learn to be a sailor if he stops on shore: "Tribulation worketh patience;" -