“Be still and know that I am God.” Known as a verse of comfort, here’s an explanation and song which dives into the full muscular nature of this verse…
“Be still and know that I am God.” Known as a verse of comfort, here’s an explanation and song which dives into the full muscular nature of this verse…
Barry
I have a real testimony relating to this verse. A decade ago, I was living in Brisbane. My mother had suffered a severe stroke and lay in a hospital bed in Dublin in a coma. I was praying for her one morning and the Lord spoke clearly to me…”Be still and know that I am God…your mother belongs to Me” As I sat in my car, I immediately sent a text message 12,000 miles to my brother who I knew was by my mother’s bedside in Dublin and told him exactly what the Lord said. This was within seconds of receiving the message from God during my prayer. About a week later, I was by my mother’s bedside in Dublin. I prayed over her. I was there for hours. At about 2 in the morning, I wandered downstairs to get a coffee. I found a small prayer room outside of which was a statue of Jesus. I looked above the door and there it was..one single verse from the bible…”Be still and know that I am God.” The Lord took my mother home to Himself about a month later. To say that I had profound peace at the time of her passing and have held it ever since is an understatement. God is in control and He comforts us when we need it.
Kevin.Tam
Thanks for your powerful and personal testimony Barry. Indeed, God has stilled all the wars that your mother faced and that’s a comfort we all can look forward to, no matter how things rage in the present.
Thanks again for sharing!