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Patience in Affliction

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  • Thomas Brooks

    Lay Your Hand Upon Your Mouth, and Be Silent

    By Thomas Brooks
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    JOB 40:4PSA 37:7PSA 46:10ECC 3:7ISA 30:15LAM 3:26HAB 2:20PHP 4:6JAS 1:19

    Thomas Brooks emphasizes the importance of being silent before the Lord and patiently waiting for Him, urging the soul to refrain from muttering, murmuring, and complaining during times of affliction. He commands the soul to find peace and stillness, recognizing that there is no justifiable reason to quarrel against God's righteous hand. Brooks encourages believers to lay their hand upon their mouth and embrace a quiet spirit, as inner turmoil can lead to accountability for our discontent.

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