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Matthew 14:32&33
"32 And when they were come into the ship, the wind ceased.
33 Then they that were in the ship came and worshipped Him, saying, Of a truth thou art the Son of God."

JESUS is the Son of GOD.
This is the only conclusion the witnesses to this event could come to. He calmed the storm. He walked on water. Distance did not keep Him from saving His Disciples. These things were recorded for you and me to believe also.

Don't forget PETER WALKED ON WATER, too!
Jesus wanted Peter to walk on water! It had to be the coolest thing he had ever done. Jesus was encouraging him along the way. Peter had GREAT faith to go as far as he did! When he was aware of what he was doing he faltered and sank. And Jesus caught him and asked him "Why did you doubt?"

Jesus might ask you and me the same question. Jesus will encourage us along the way. Life is dangerous, like a stormy sea. Step out of your boat. Walk on the water with Jesus. Life and the storm are frightening, we have further to go. Jesus will calm the storm and you too. Do not be afraid. Don't doubt Jesus.

It's natural for our minds to doubt, fear and question what the Bible says rather than simply believe. If we want to overcome doubt, a Christian should continually seek God through Bible study and prayer. They should commit to a local body of believers to be fed by biblical preaching and have fellowship with like-minded believers. In this way, the doubtful mind can and will become increasingly stable. Rest in the assurance that we are all children of GOD.
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