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What does the Bible say about God's silence?

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The Bible reveals that a believer's darkest times often come when God is silent, leading them to cry out for His presence.

In Psalm 28, the psalmist expresses the depths of despair that come with the silence of God. This silence can feel overwhelming for believers, making them acutely aware of their sinfulness and need for grace. While it is natural to feel abandoned during such times, the silence can also serve a divine purpose: to redirect our attention back to Christ and reinforce our understanding of His preciousness. Through our cries in silence, we are reminded that we deserve nothing but hell, yet we have a Savior who hears and responds to our deepest needs.
Scripture References: Psalm 28:1-2, 1 Samuel 3:1, Amos 8:11, Psalm 50:21, Psalm 28:1, Psalm 22:1-18, Isaiah 44:9-20

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When God Goes Silent
Don Bell · Jul 11, 2018
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