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What does the Bible say about doubt?

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The Bible acknowledges doubt, as seen in Matthew 11:1-6, where John the Baptist questions if Jesus is the Messiah.

Doubt is a common human experience, even for the faithful. In Matthew 11:1-6, we see John the Baptist, a profound prophet, imprisoned and questioning if Jesus is indeed the one who was to come. This illustrates that doubt is not a sign of unbelief but rather a part of the struggle of faith. Charles Spurgeon pointed out that if someone claims to never doubt, it likely indicates a lack of genuine belief. The presence of doubt can actually lead believers to seek answers and grow stronger in their faith as they turn to God for reassurance.
Scripture References: Matthew 11:1-6, Matthew 28:17

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Do You Doubt?
Todd Nibert · Aug 4, 2024
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