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What does the Bible say about the unbelief of Thomas?

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The Bible recounts Thomas's unbelief as a narrative that highlights Christ's patience and the importance of community in faith.

The story of Thomas's doubt is presented in John 20:24-31, showcasing not only his skepticism but also the profound compassion of Christ towards believings who struggle. Thomas was not present when Jesus first appeared after His resurrection, leading him to doubt the testimonies of the other disciples. His absence from the assembly illustrates the loss of blessing that can occur when believers neglect fellowship with one another. Furthermore, the narrative reveals the mercy of Christ, as He meets Thomas's need for tangible proof and responds with patience. This passage serves as a reminder that even those who falter in faith are not cast aside; rather, Jesus lovingly engages with them.
Scripture References: John 20:24-31, Hebrews 10:25

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Expository Thoughts on John 20:24-31
J.C. Ryle · Jan 23, 2014
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