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What does it mean to ask God to return and how does it relate to believers?

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Asking God to return expresses a desire for His presence and communion, essential for spiritual renewal.

When we cry out for God to return, as expressed in Psalm 90:13, we acknowledge our need for His presence and intervention in our lives. This plea represents every believer's deep yearning for close communion with God, especially during times of spiritual dryness or chastening. The sense of isolation from Him can provoke distress and a feeling of abandonment, making it crucial for us to seek His return. According to Hebrew 12:6, God chastens those He loves, and in asking for His return, we desire restoration and the renewing of our relationship, which ultimately leads to salvation and joy. This return is not merely about physical proximity but about a vibrant, life-giving relationship with our Savior.
Scripture References: Psalm 90:13, Hebrews 12:6

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