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What does the Bible say about God's tenderness?

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The Bible reveals God as a tender shepherd who cares deeply for His people, as illustrated in Isaiah 40:11 and Psalm 23.

Isaiah 40:11 describes the tenderness of God when it states, 'He will feed His flock like a shepherd; He will carry the lambs in His arms, holding them close to His heart.' This verse, along with Psalm 23, highlights God’s gentle care and nurturing nature. Just as a shepherd tends to his sheep with great tenderness and concern, God watches over His people, assuring them of His empathy and compassion in times of struggle and sorrow.

The portrayal of God as a tender figure resonates especially in moments of grief or hardship. The imagery used reflects not only His protective nature but also reveals an intimate relationship with His believers, akin to a mother comforting her child. This aspect of God’s character fosters trust and reassurance, allowing believers to feel secure in His presence, knowing He is always there to guide and comfort them.

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The Tenderness of God
John MacDuff · Oct 16, 2016
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