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What does the Bible say about praying when feeling faint?

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The Bible encourages us to pray always and not lose heart, as exemplified in Jonah 2:7.

In Jonah 2:7, we see Jonah crying out to God in his time of distress, demonstrating that even when we feel faint, we should remember the Lord and pray. The New Testament reinforces this message in Luke 18, where Jesus teaches that men ought always to pray and not to faint. Our fainting should drive us to prayer rather than away from it, knowing that God hears our cries, even from the depths of despair.
Scripture References: Jonah 2:7, Luke 18:1

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The Prayer of the Fainting
Henry Sant · Sep 22, 2019
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