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What does the Bible say about fear and anxiety in our spiritual lives?

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The Bible teaches that we should not fear, but rather sanctify the Lord as our fear and dread (Isaiah 8:12).

The Scriptures consistently exhort God's children not to fear, and this directive is particularly crucial for weak and trembling souls. Isaiah 8:12 reminds us to 'sanctify the Lord of hosts Himself and let Him be your fear and let Him be your dread.' This means that our awe and reverence should be directed toward God, who is our refuge and strength. In moments of fear, we are encouraged to turn our hearts toward Him, realizing that the fear of the Lord delivers us from the fear of man. In so doing, we find peace and comfort in His presence, which is essential for our spiritual well-being.
Scripture References: Isaiah 8:12, Jeremiah 1:8, Matthew 8:26, 1 Peter 3:14

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Arthur W. Pink · Dec 16, 2012
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