Silence Doesn’t Mean Absence | Exodus 2:23–25 | By: Amariyah Speaks

Scripture: Exodus 2:23–25 — “...and their cry for rescue from slavery came up to God. God heard... God saw... God knew.”

Sometimes, it feels like you’re praying… and nothing’s happening.

No sign. No shift.

Just silence.

But here’s a spiritual law to remember in those moments:

All calls to God are heard, and every call is answered. Even if the answer is unseen—for now.

The Israelites had been in bondage for years. They were crying out, aching for freedom, wondering if heaven forgot their address.

But Exodus tells us exactly what was happening in the silence:

“God heard. God saw. God knew.”

You see, God is Principle—unchanging, unshakable Love. And spiritual law says: Whatever is sent out in faith cannot return void. Period.

So even when it feels like nothing is happening… everything is.

In silence, things are being reordered.

In stillness, you are being re-centered.

In waiting, your soul is being stretched to hold what’s already yours in Spirit.

The ego mind will whisper, “See? You’re alone. Forgotten. Left behind.”

But Truth says: You are heard. You are seen. You are deeply known—and nothing has been missed.

Where are you tempted to give up because it seems like nothing is moving?

How might that place be sacred ground for unseen movement and divine orchestration?

Spiritual law guarantees: What is rooted in love, affirmed in faith, and aligned with truth must come to pass.

Not on your timeline.

But right on divine time.

Silence does not mean absence.

It means alignment is in progress.

Hold your peace. God is still God—even in the quiet.

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