Give Comfort to Those Who Grieve - Their Cry He Will Hear! ~ ???⛲️???

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Give Comfort to Those Who Grieve - Their Cry He Will Hear! ~ ????????

(Psalm 145:19) "The desire of those fearing him he will perform, And their cry for help he will hear, and he will save them."

(Psalm) 145:19) 
"He satisfies the desire of those who fear him; He hears their cry for help, and he rescues them."

With the Comfort God Gives
When we seek to comfort others, words of sympathy are certainly in order. We endeavor to convey to the grieving person by word and tone of voice that we deeply care about his situation. This is not accomplished by the use of hollow platitudes. 

The Bible tells us that “through our endurance and through the comfort from the Scriptures we might have hope.” (Romans 15:4) In view of this, we can explain at a suitable time what God’s Kingdom is, and we can show from the Bible how it will solve present problems. Then we can reason on why it is a dependable hope. In this way, we will impart comfort.

To get the full benefit from the comfort offered, a person needs to know the true God, the kind of Person he is, and the dependability of his promises. When we seek to help a person who is not already a worshiper of Jehovah, it is good to explain the following points.

(1) The comfort found in the Bible is from Jehovah, the true God. 
(2) Jehovah is the Almighty, the Creator of heaven and earth. He is a God of love and is abundant in loving-kindness and truth.
(3) We can be strengthened to deal with situations if we draw close to God by gaining accurate knowledge from his Word. 
(4) The Bible contains scriptures that relate to specific trials faced by different individuals.

Some have conveyed a spiritual blessing to grieving ones who are acquainted with the Bible by reading 2 Corinthians 1:3-7. When doing so, they have emphasized the expression “the comfort we get also abounds through the Christ.” 

This scripture may help a person to realize that the Bible is a source of comfort to which he ought to give more consideration. It can also provide the basis for further discussion, perhaps on other occasions. If a person feels that his troubles are the result of bad things he has done, then we might tell him, without being judgmental, that it is a comfort to know what is recorded at 1 John 2:1, 2 and Psalm 103:11-14. 

In these ways we truly comfort others with the comfort that God gives.

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