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What does the Bible say about being still and knowing God?

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The Bible instructs us to be still and recognize God's sovereignty, highlighting His role as our refuge and strength (Psalm 46:10-11).

In Psalm 46:10-11, the command to 'be still' serves as a reminder of God's sovereignty and our dependence on Him. This stillness is not mere inactivity; rather, it is a call for believers to cease from their worries and anxieties, placing their trust in the unchanging nature of God. When we acknowledge that He is God, we are reassured that He reigns over all circumstances, working everything for our good and His glory. Amid life's storms and challenges, knowing God as our refuge provides deep comfort and peace.
Scripture References: Psalm 46:10-11, Psalm 46:10, 1 Kings 18:17-40, Job 15:17, Psalm 46:1

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Be Still
Fred Evans · Apr 11, 2012
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Don Bell · Sep 28, 2018
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