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What does the Bible say about fretting and worry?

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The Bible instructs us not to fret because of evildoers, reminding us that they will be cut down like grass (Psalm 37:1-2).

In Psalm 37, we are given clear teaching against fretting over evildoers. The Psalmist, David, addresses the common experience of God's people who feel worried or envious of the success of the wicked. He reminds us that evildoers will soon be cut down like grass, illustrating the fleeting nature of their prosperity. Instead of worrying, believers are commanded to trust in the Lord and focus on God's sovereignty and justice. This teaching highlights that our worries stem from a misplaced focus on earthly circumstances rather than divine promises.
Scripture References: Psalm 37:1-2, Psalm 37:1, Romans 8:28, Colossians 3:1-3

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