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QUICKEN
What does quicken mean in the Bible?
The word quicken is used in the King James Version of the Bible, and it means “revive or make alive.” If something is living, it is “quick”; to “quicken” something is to bring it to life or restore it to a former flourishing condition. The phrase the quick and the dead contrasts the word dead with the word quick—they are antonyms.
“Often, we endure trials seeking God’s deliverance from them. Suffering is painful for us to endure or to see those we love endure. While our instinct is to flee trials, remember that even in the midst of suffering, God’s will is being done.” Paul Chappell
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A few verses that also come to mind, as I've continued to seek what the Lord is trying to teach me during this time of endurance and suffering...
My prayer: “Dear Lord, I come to you in humility, acknowledging my spiritual dryness and lack of vitality. I ask that you would quicken me, revive my spirit, and restore my soul. Guide me and show me what I need to do in every decision here on earth. Give me strength when it is time to move ahead, but heavenly patience and peace, when I need to wait for the next step in my life.
Psalm 6:2 Have mercy on me, LORD, for I am faint; heal me, LORD, for my bones are in agony.
In all things, may Your will be done. In Jesus' great and holy name, amen.
SOURCES:
https://sermons.faithlife.com/sermons/294821-the-quickening-of-the-spirit
https://www.wordsoflife.co.uk/bible-studies/study-7-the-quickening-power-of-the-word/






