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How do we know that God hears us when we pray?

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God invites His people to come to Him in silence, acknowledging their need for Him, which assures them He hears.

Isaiah 41:1 encourages the people to 'keep silence before me,' highlighting the importance of humility in approaching God. This silence involves an acknowledgment of our need for divine help and serves as a prerequisite to prayer. When we confess our dependence on Him and wait upon the Lord with faith, we can be assured that He hears us. This aligns with the biblical principle that God is attentive to the prayers of His people, especially when they earnestly seek Him.
Scripture References: Isaiah 41:1, Psalms 62:1, Jeremiah 3:25-26, 1 Timothy 2:5, Psalm 102:1, Psalm 77:1, Isaiah 65:24

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A Strange Answer
Clay Curtis · Apr 18, 2021
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