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How do we know that Jesus wants to abide with us?

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We know Jesus desires to abide with us through His actions and promises throughout the Bible, such as in Luke 24 and Ezekiel 36.

Jesus's willingness to abide with us is evident in His earthly ministry and His continued relationship with believers today. In Luke 24:29, the disciples constrained Him to stay, exhibiting their need for His presence. This reflects a larger theological truth that Jesus doesn't merely desire to be present; He delights in drawing us close, even when it may seem He is distant. Furthermore, His promises in scriptures like Ezekiel 36:37 assure us that He will respond to our cries for mercy and guidance, underscoring His commitment to abide among His people and fill their needs as they arise.
Scripture References: Luke 24:29, Ezekiel 36:37, Song of Solomon 3:4

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“Abide With Us”
Don Fortner · Nov 10, 2010
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