Many believers were taught that doubt is dangerous. Ask too many questions, and faith will slip away. But the Bible tells a different story. The Hebrew word often translated as “faith” is emunah. It does not mean certainty. It means steadiness. Staying. Remaining in relationship. Abraham questions God. Moses argues. David complains in public prayer. Thomas doubts—and is not rejected for it. That matters, because long-term believers often feel embarrassed by late-life questions. After decades of belief, they think doubt means something broke. But doubt, in Scripture, is not the opposite of faith. Indifference is. Doubt keeps the conversation open. Silence is what ends it. If you are still asking hard questions after all these years, that is not rebellion. That is endurance. #BibleMisconceptions #FaithAndDoubt #BiblicalHebrew #ChristianReflection #DidYouKnow