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What does the Bible say about waiting for the Lord?

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The Bible encourages believers to be ready and await the Lord's coming with eagerness and attentiveness.

In Luke 12:35-38, believers are likened to servants waiting for their master’s return, underscoring the importance of maintaining a state of readiness and alertness for His visits. This passage emphasizes that such readiness is not just for the final judgment day but includes the everyday encounters believers can experience with their Savior. The posture of waiting with our 'loins girded’ and 'lights burning' beautifully symbolizes the spiritual alertness and availability of believers to meet their Lord in both public worship and personal devotion.
Scripture References: Luke 12:35-38, Psalm 33:20, Galatians 5:5, Psalm 13, Psalm 130, Isaiah 6

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When He Cometh
Peter L. Meney · Dec 16, 2025
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