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What does the Bible say about asking for help?

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The Bible encourages believers to cry out for help and assures them that God is their helper and deliverer.

Psalm 70 demonstrates the urgency of calling upon God for help, as David pleads, 'Make haste, O God, to deliver me' (Psalm 70:1). This cry signifies desperation and an understanding of one's need for divine intervention. Throughout scripture, we see examples of individuals acknowledging their helplessness and turning to the Lord, affirming the importance of recognizing our dependence on Him. As James 4:2 reminds us, 'You have not because you ask not,' underscoring that believers are encouraged to seek God's assistance directly.
Scripture References: Psalm 70:1, James 4:2, Matthew 7:7

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Eric Floyd · Dec 20, 2023

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Matthew 7:7
Charles Spurgeon · Dec 5, 2016
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