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Luke 1:51

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He's flexed his power and completely scattered people who were way too full of themselves, like, just demolished all their proud little fantasies about how important they are.

The heart of the verse

God humbles the prideful faster than they can even blink.

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Read the KJV sourceKing James Version · English
He hath shewed strength with his arm; he hath scattered the proud in the imagination of their hearts.

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📜 Historical Context — Why was this verse written?

The Gospel of Luke was written by a Gentile Christian author, traditionally Luke, for Theophilus and a wider Gentile audience around the mid-to-

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Source text & reading approach

The source passage is the English King James Version (KJV). Faithful, Casual and Story are AI-assisted renderings in English or Spanish. They may contain errors or interpretations; compare them with the source and surrounding chapter.

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