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What does the Bible say about fear not?

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The phrase 'fear not' is a reassurance from God found throughout the Bible, reminding His people not to be afraid because He is with them.

In both the Old and New Testaments, God repeatedly tells His people to 'fear not.' For instance, in Revelation 1:17, Jesus tells John, 'Fear not; I am the first and the last.' This phrase appears throughout Scripture, addressing the fears of His saints, reminding them that God is their shield and great reward, as seen with Abraham in Genesis 15:1. God’s presence dispels fear, assuring us of His sovereign control and unwavering support, even when we face overwhelming situations like those encountered by biblical figures such as John and Daniel. His purposes, including our salvation, are so intertwined with His glory that we can face anything without fear.
Scripture References: Revelation 1:17, Genesis 15:1, Isaiah 41:10, Luke 12:32, 2 Kings 6:16, Isaiah 35:4, Isaiah 51:7, Matthew 10:28, 2 Kings 6:15-17, Romans 8:31, Isaiah 43:1-7, Revelation 1:17-18, Genesis 14:1-16, Luke 12:4-5, Luke 21, Matthew 24, II Kings 6:16-17, Isaiah 43:1, 2 Timothy 3:1, Psalm 46:1

Sermons (11)

Fear Not
Bruce Crabtree · Nov 2, 2014
Fear Not
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Eric Floyd · May 22, 2024
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It is I
Paul Mahan · Sep 9, 2017
Fear Not
Eric Floyd · Aug 5, 2020
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