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What does the Bible say about affliction in the lives of believers?

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The Bible teaches that believers can experience affliction as a result of spiritual warfare, as demonstrated in Luke 13:12.

Scripture indicates that even the faithful, like the woman in Luke 13:12, are not exempt from affliction; in fact, they often become targets of spiritual attacks due to their covenant relationship with God. Jesus said, 'Because ye are not of the world, but I have chosen you out of the world, therefore the world hateth you' (John 15:19). This affliction serves a purpose, acting as both a reminder of our dependence on Christ and a means by which God’s grace is magnified in our lives. These trials can deepen our reliance on the Lord, ultimately refining our faith and character in His sovereign plan.
Scripture References: Luke 13:12, John 15:19

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Luke 13:12
Robert Hawker · May 5, 2016
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