God knows direct what agony is. Hymn 56:8 states, "You monitor every one of my distresses. You have gathered every one of my tears in your jug. You have recorded every one in your book." While being sought after by his foes. David had the insight to compose these words. As indicated by Mark D. Roberts stated:
At the point when we are in torment, we feel disconnected. That is the devastating thing about agony. At the point when we experience it our normal inclination is to close everybody out. Agony and offense are instruments utilized by the Devil to separate people and make them more vulnerable to profound assault. In the event that the Devil can utilize your torment to drive a wedge between an adherent and Christ; he is carrying out his responsibility. For he is continually hoping to eat up and bamboozle (1 Peter 5:8).
There is nothing more regrettable than encountering an agonizing season and feeling inconspicuous. Feeling as though your companions, family, life partner, and colleagues can't identify with – or basically couldn't care less about – your hurt. It is a devastating sensation to encounter sorrow and feel as though no one wants to think about it. I know, since I have encountered this previously. We fall casualty and accept that our period of agony is novel to the point that no one would ever identify with it and that no one will ever comprehend why we feel how we do. Indeed, that is a falsehood. On the off chance that we welcome Christ to meet us right where we are, realizing beyond any doubt that He knows our agony and without concealing our feelings, we can be triumphant in our thrashings.
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