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There will be no crown bearers in heaven who are not cross bearers on earth.

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This quote suggests that in order to attain spiritual rewards or blessings in the afterlife (symbolized by the crown) one must endure hardships or difficult challenges (symbolized by the cross) on Earth. It emphasizes the idea that there is a correlation between one's willingness to bear the burdens of life and the eventual rewards received in the afterlife. The quote highlights the importance of enduring trials and tribulations with strength, resilience, and faith in order to achieve ultimate spiritual fulfillment.

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