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What does the Bible say about fear not?

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The phrase 'fear not' is a common encouragement for God's people throughout the Bible, reminding them of God's protection and presence.

'Fear not' is a central theme found repeatedly in the Scriptures, signifying God's reassurance to His people in times of distress and anxiety. When Elisha tells his servant, 'Fear not, for they that be with us are more than they that be with them,' it serves to show that God's divine support far outweighs any earthly adversaries. This affirmation is echoed through various passages, particularly in Isaiah where the Lord promises to strengthen and save those with fearful hearts (Isaiah 35:4). These reassurances remind believers that despite overwhelming circumstances, their security lies in the presence and power of God.
Scripture References: 2 Kings 6:16, Isaiah 35:4, Isaiah 51:7, Matthew 10:28, 2 Kings 6:15-17, Genesis 15:1, Romans 8:31, Isaiah 43:1-7, Isaiah 41:10, Luke 12:32, Isaiah 43:1, 2 Timothy 3:1

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Fear Not
Clifford Parsons · Mar 22, 2020
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