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What does the Bible say about fear?

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The Bible encourages believers not to fear, as seen in Isaiah 35:4, where God tells the fearful to be strong.

Scripture frequently reassures us in times of fear. Isaiah 35:4 specifically instructs those with a fearful heart to 'be strong, fear not.' This message is echoed throughout the Bible, emphasizing that trust in God replaces fear. When we acknowledge our fears, whether they stem from our inner struggles or external challenges, we are reminded to cling to God's strength, much like a child who finds safety in their father's presence. Thus, even in the face of daunting adversaries or debilitating self-doubt, God's command to fear not reassures believers of His sovereign protection.
Scripture References: Isaiah 35:4, Psalm 34:19, Psalm 27:1, Psalm 27:14, Psalm 91:5, Psalm 22:20

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