Deep faith eliminates fear.
Lucky Numbers 28, 10, 20, 27, 42, 33
I suppose so. As long as deep faith doesn’t become blind faith…
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Nice blog. Actually I always believed that fear is the opposite of faith. If I pray about something, I fear not, because it gets answered according to His will. Be anxious for nothing, I try to be obedient. Bless you and have a great day.
I guess the challenge that I am facing is finding that balance between fear and faith, between trust in the divine and self-reliance. Trust, patience, obedience, and understanding have their limits, and I reached my limits a while ago.