Romans 12:12: "Rejoice in hope, be patient in tribulation, be constant in prayer."
The central issue of this verse is the word tribulation. It answers, in effect, the question of how to handle tribulation and suffering: rejoice, be patient, and be constant in prayer. This is meant as more than mere comfort, it is more so a matter of attitude, an expectation not only that the tribulation will come to an end but also that the tribulation serves a distinct and divine purpose.
There is so much in this verse, however, it speaks sufficiently for itself. Amen! Let us then heed its words and take them to heart as we learn to abide by its truth!
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