Let Not Your Heart be Troubled

Let Not Your Heart be Troubled is a Myth because it is not the literal translation of the verb. The true translation is:

John 14.1. “Your heart must not be troubled: you must constantly believe in God and you must faithfully believe in Me.

This is a command from Y’shua that your heart must not be troubled. This is not a gentle reminder, but an emphatic order! What can you do when your heart is troubled? The answer is in grasping, holding onto your Heavenly Father and trusting in Him!

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