When the Heart is in Anguish
It is critical to learn that in our lives sometimes there will be seasons of frustration and long-suffering. We learn this
from our study of the Hebrew word, chuwl (anguish). Though not a common study, it certainly helps us grasp why
some incessant tribulation stays far longer than expected. The good news is that we are not alone in our trials and
there are antidotes along the way.
It is critical to learn that in our lives sometimes there will be seasons of frustration and long-suffering. We learn this
from our study of the Hebrew word, chuwl (anguish). Though not a common study, it certainly helps us grasp why
some incessant tribulation stays far longer than expected. The good news is that we are not alone in our trials and
there are antidotes along the way.
CROSS REFERENCES
For more information on "chuwl" see:
Jesus and the Ultimate Chuwl
A Touch from the Lord
Don't Give Up
The Garden and the Cross
Whose Fault is It Anyway?
For more information on "chuwl" see:
Jesus and the Ultimate Chuwl
A Touch from the Lord
Don't Give Up
The Garden and the Cross
Whose Fault is It Anyway?
NOTE:
Greek and Hebrew words are highlighted and bolded in red.
Quotes from the Bible are italicized in blue. (NIV used unless otherwise indicated.)
Greek and Hebrew words are highlighted and bolded in red.
Quotes from the Bible are italicized in blue. (NIV used unless otherwise indicated.)
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