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What can we learn from Jehoshaphat's response to fear?

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Jehoshaphat teaches us to seek God's guidance and rely on His strength when faced with fear and overwhelming situations.

Jehoshaphat's response to fear serves as a model for us when confronting life's challenges. Instead of succumbing to paralysis, he actively sought the Lord, proclaiming a fast and gathering the people to pray (2 Chronicles 20:3-4). His humility before God, recognition of their limitations, and focus on God's power represent a crucial biblical response to fear. By addressing God as the mighty ruler of nations, Jehoshaphat demonstrates the importance of knowing who God is in relation to our circumstances. His declaration, 'our eyes are upon thee,' encourages believers to focus not on their fears but on God’s faithfulness and ability to deliver.
Scripture References: 2 Chronicles 20:3-4, 12

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