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What does the Bible say about comfort for troubled hearts?

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The Bible assures us that in times of trouble, we should believe in God and in Jesus, who offers peace and prepares a place for us.

In John 14:1-3, Jesus comforts His disciples during a time of great sorrow, urging them not to let their hearts be troubled. He reassures them by stating, 'You believe in God; believe also in me.' This call to faith in Jesus is a central theme in sovereign grace theology, where trust in Christ is the foundation for peace amidst turmoil. The passage emphasizes that in His Father's house are many rooms, indicating a place of rest and security for all believers, highlighting both the tenderness of Christ and the eternal hope we have as His people.
Scripture References: John 14:1-3

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