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Man's salvation and perfection consists of doing the will of God which he must have in view in all things, and at every moment of his life.
Saint Peter
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Interpretation

What this quote means

True fulfillment comes from aligning one's actions with divine will.

This quote emphasizes that the ultimate purpose of human life is found in the adherence to God's will. By focusing on divine guidance in every action and decision, individuals can attain true salvation and perfection, leading to a profound sense of purpose and meaning in life.

Themes

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In practice

Example use cases

During a church sermon, a pastor might quote this to underscore the importance of following God's guidance.

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