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How does God use suffering for our good?

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God uses suffering, including oppression, to teach us dependence on Him and deepen our faith.

The Bible reveals that God often uses suffering to bring His people closer to Himself. As seen in the life of David, oppression served to humble him and remind him of his need for God's mercy and direction. David’s plea to God in Psalm 119 illustrates this dependency: he asks God to teach him and be his surety. Through trials, the Lord cultivates a genuine love for His commandments, teaching His children the necessity of relying on His strength rather than their own. Romans 8:28 emphasizes that God works all things, including suffering, together for the good of those who love Him, demonstrating His sovereignty in our trials.
Scripture References: Psalm 119:121-128, Romans 8:28

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