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What does the Bible say about revival?

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The Bible speaks of revival as a renewal of faith and relationship with God, often highlighting God's mercy and grace towards His people.

Revival in the biblical sense refers to a renewal or restoration of one's relationship with God. Scriptures like Psalms 85 convey the plea for God to revive His people so they may rejoice in Him. The Lord's revival is often associated with His mercy and grace, where He extends compassion and encouragement to those faltering in their faith. For instance, in Romans 9:15-16, we see that it is God who shows mercy, emphasizing that our hope in revival is rooted in His sovereign grace and not our own efforts. Thus, revival is not simply an emotional movement, but a deep work of God's Spirit in the hearts of His people, driving them back to a closer walk with Him and a renewed desire for worship and obedience.
Scripture References: Psalms 85, Romans 9:15-16, 2 Chronicles 29, Isaiah 51:17-23, Amos 8:11, Hosea 14:7, Psalm 85:4-7, Hosea 6:1-2, Ezra 9:8-9, Psalm 85:6, Psalm 80:3, Psalm 80:7, Psalm 80:17, John 14:26, Joel 2:28-29, Psalm 80:19, Habakkuk 3:2

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Hosea 14:7
Robert Hawker · May 7, 2016
Psalm 85:6
Octavius Winslow · Jul 23, 2016
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