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Principles from the video:
God’s silence is real, biblical, personal, common, and not always bad.
Silence should always lead us to “stones of remembrance.”
The silence of God can lead us from transformation to triumph.
Joseph’s circumstances:
Sold into slavery
Raised to a position of prominence.
Wrongly accused of a crime
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Unjustly imprisoned
Opportunity to witness for God as His prophet
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Raised to a new position of higher prominence.
Test of faithfulness to God in his new position.
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Confronted by his treacherous family members
Saves his family
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In God’s time, He promotes his children to the position of triumph He has designed for them.
In the meantime, however, we experience God’s apparent silence.
When God’s silence is confusing:
Trust that God has forever demonstrated His unfailing love for you at Jesus’ cross.
This will never change.
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Try not to “judge God” in the midst of the difficult circumstances.
Ask God for help in seeing His perspective on your situation.
Wait on the Holy Spirit.
Ask for clarity from studying the Word.
Do what God tells you to do.
Believe that God is working in and through you to achieve His purposes.
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