To Paul, who was preaching the word in Corinth, the Lord said not to be afraid and not to keep silent, but to speak. There were people who opposed him, but there were also people in that city who believed and received water baptism, so the reason Paul had to keep preaching lay in the will of the Lord rather than in people’s reactions. We too, when we meet opposition while testifying of the gospel of the water and the Spirit, feel like shutting our mouths. But if we know the reason why the Lord said not to keep silent, we can testify of the Savior again without following our fear and abandoning the words we are to preach.
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