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What does the Bible say about Thomas's doubt?

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Thomas doubted the resurrection of Jesus until he saw Him, highlighting both his human frailty and the grace of Christ in addressing doubt.

In John 20:25, Thomas declared that he would not believe until he touched Jesus' wounds. His doubt serves as a relatable moment for believers, showing that even the closest followers of Christ can experience doubt. However, Jesus gently drew Thomas to faith by inviting him to touch His wounds, emphasizing the tender grace of God in addressing our uncertainties. This interaction reinforces the importance of faith and belief, exemplifying the moment when Thomas, upon seeing the risen Christ, exclaimed, 'My Lord and my God' (John 20:28). This narrative illustrates that Christ's resurrection brings undeniable evidence to our faith and reassures believers of His truth.
Scripture References: John 20:24-28, John 20:24-29

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My Lord, My God
Rick Warta · Mar 19, 2016
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