Miscarriage is a uniquely painful kind of loss. The physical and emotional toll can be immense, and it’s an experience that often feels isolating. For people of faith, it can also raise difficult questions about God’s plan and purpose.
This article isn’t about providing easy answers, because, frankly, there aren’t any. Instead, it’s an exploration of what the Bible says (and doesn’t say) about miscarriage, grief, and loss. We’ll also look at broader biblical narratives that can offer comfort and hope during this difficult time.
All too often, well-meaning friends and family say things that, while intended to be helpful, actually cause more pain. And sometimes, faith communities lack the resources to adequately support grieving parents.
It’s important to acknowledge that grief is complex and that our understanding is limited. But even in the midst of suffering, we can find solace in God’s presence and unwavering love. We hope this article can provide a framework for wrestling with the difficult questions that arise after pregnancy loss and give you some insight into what the bible says about miscarriage.
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