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Psalm 17:3
God allows his people to pass through certain experiences, so that he may see, and prove to them, that their faith in him is genuine.
Believers sometimes doubt God and test him, to see if he is true to his word, but this is forbidden in Scripture.
God tests his people
Examples of God testing his people collectively
Examples of God testing his people individually
Jesus Christ tested the faith of people when he was on earth
Believers have a responsibility to test the quality of their lives
David prayed to God to test him:
God will make a final test of believers’ lives and service
People may test God as an expression of faith and obedience
People must not test God as an expression of doubt and disobedience
We have a command to test the spirits
What is your focus on ?
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