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The Lord doesn't always choose men for what they are, but for what they can become.

The Lord doesn't always choose men for what they are, but fo

Summary

This quote suggests that the Lord, referring to a higher power or divine being, does not necessarily select individuals based on their current qualities or capabilities, but rather on their potential for growth and improvement. It implies that the focus is on individuals' ability to transform and develop into better versions of themselves, indicating that one's present state does not limit their possibilities for the future. This perspective emphasizes the belief in second chances, personal growth, and the transformative power of spiritual or higher guidance.

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