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Do not be afraid, my friends, because fear brings forth problems. Fear brings forth troubles. Just as it is said, the thing I greatly feared has come upon me. This verse is written in the book of Eof. He had everything, but he always feared something bad would happen to him. The thing I greatly feared has come upon me. The thing I dreaded came upon me. Fearful of something, it will take place. Don't let fear take control of you. When you experience that kind of overwhelming fear, I truly don't know
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