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How do we know Jesus hears our cries for help?

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Jesus hears the cries of the needy and responds with compassion and mercy.

The narrative of Bartimaeus illustrates that Jesus is not indifferent to the cries of desperate souls. As Bartimaeus called out, 'Jesus, thou Son of David, have mercy on me,' Jesus stood still and commanded him to be brought to Him. This act demonstrates that the Son of God is both aware of and responsive to the pleas of those who earnestly seek His help. The Scriptures consistently affirm this compassionate character of Christ, assuring us that He hears our cries (John 6:37).
Scripture References: Mark 10:47-49, John 6:37

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"Jesus Stood Still"
Don Fortner · Sep 21, 2009
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