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the tribune stouye ont thursday july 17 1947 t jasper national park in the caaa- wondehair fur trader from mis- ciian roekie- med after asours one jasper hawe- sunday school lesson lesson for julv 20 w re- vere not written until some millenniums later ch p 17 j cry out of wrong but i am beard after the i dancing cedar beach gardens musselmans lake every wed fri and sat during july and august geo smith and his orchestra vaaavsaaaavsan golden text thou therefore -n- cruelly unjust charges of his dure hardness a- a good soldier o friends ha i caused him intense ju christ2 tim 23 mental suffering in addition so bis the lesson as a whole physical anguish job was in per- the poetica part of this booklplexity because there did not seem begins with chapter 3 and goes on to be any answer front got when to chapter 420 in this great drama he cried out for vindication and for we have job in controversy with i deliverance his three friends who insist that verse s he hath set darkness god does not permit a righteous in my paths there was no explan- man to suffer but that affliction is ation that accounted for his suffer- the portion of the wicked only ling ah seemed to be darkness and therefore jobs case implies that j confusion how many of gods have suffered thus but gods heart was toward them antl he was but working out hi- own purpose of grace though they realized it not vere 9 he hath taken the crown from my head job former- god is dsling with him because onsaints some sin or sin- open or secret which the patriarch cannot or will jnot acknowledge when the friends fail to convince him of wickedness i klihu appears to speak i n gods behalf aral shows that suffering is not necessarily punishment for sins actually committed but may often be chatening or discipline in order i to bring man to a deeper realization of his own impotence as also to emphasize mens littleness and ignorance and to magnifiy the greatness and wisdom of god this the lurd himself enlarges upon when he speaks to job out of the storm with the result that the ly able to rise above his pains and bereavements now felt as though he were utterly defeated so grea was his perplexity verse 10 mine hope hath he removed like a tree he reached up his hands toward heaven but there seemed to be nothing to which he could cling vet god was for him still though in his intense anguish he could not seem to rise heart of the sufferer is bowed in up to him repentance before we service refrigerators when is a refrigerator not a refrigerator the answer is obvious when it isnt working right to provide perfect food protection during hot weather to have the ice cubes you want for cooling drinks and to make summer weather more enjoyable let us help you keep vour refrigerator in perfect condition just call stoultvilie 366 stouffville radio electric phone 366 ratclift blk stoultvilie reverence and him verse by verse job 18 hast thou considered my servant job this was god challenge to satan the accuser of the brethren what charge could he possibly bring against a man so blameless in life and upright in character in reply satan practical ly declared that job served god only because of the blessings be stowed upon him and he declared that if these were taken away job would curse god but the permitted test proved the contrary chap 27 satan smote jol with sore boils this was evidently a very painful and terrible disease in that the entire surface of the body was covered with filthy ab scesses discharging continually some think it was a form of ele phantiasis an oriental disease which causes great distress and deformity satan had taken all jobs children and his possessions away but the patriarch had not wavered in his devotion to god now he sought by personal suffering to shake his faith and turn him against the lord verse s he sat down among the ashes scraping the filthy dis charge from his sores the afflicted man left his house and found refuge on the ash heap it was a picture of utter wretchedness and misery verse 9 his wife said unto him dost thou still retain thine integrity curse god and die no doubt the poor woman was so troubled by her husbands affliction that she had come to believe god had forsaken him why should he not then renounce god and so by death bring his anguish to an end verse 10 shall we receive good at the hand of god and shall we not also receive evil job refused his wifes suggestion and affirmed his confidence in the goodness and wisdom of god he recognized the truth that all things work together for good to them that love god rom s2s even though these painting barns and roofs sprayed painted red lead and aluminum houses brush painted estimates freely given a e heaton son gormley ont chap 42 1 job answered iht lord the lord has been speak ing to job reminding him of mans ignorance and lack of understand ing and of gods infinite wisdom and care for his creatures now jobs mind is cleared of the fog of perplexity that had enveloped it and he addresses the lord in a sub dued and nenitent spirit ashamed to think he had ever dobuted gods concern for him verse 2 i know that thou canst do everything it is a confirming of the divine omnipotence he adds no thought can be withholden from thee the recognition of the divine omniscience verse 3 1 uttered that i under stood not in response to gods challenge in chap3s2 he acknow ledges he had in his deep grief and bewilderment spoken unadvisedly verse 4 1 will demand of thee and declare thou unto me he was ready now to be taught of god and to put aside mere human reason ing verse o now mine eye seeth thee job had known of god for years now lie knew god himself in a- new way the blessed result is given in verse 6 which unforunate- ly is not included in the printed lesson as he gazed by faith upon the infinitely holy and blessed one he abhorred himself and repented of all his doubts and misapprehen sions even as he confessed already in chapter 404 5 jas 511 ye have heard of the patience of job and have seen the end of the lord that end was reached when the patriarch ac knowledged his own limitations and repented of ever having questioned his love and wisdom the heart of the lesson though gods ways with his people are often perplexing and baffling to human reason we may be assured that he will justify him self atlast if we never understand the reasons for many of his deal ings with us here on earth all will be clear when we stand eventually in his presence in the full blaze of resurrection glory till then faith can afford to wait knowing that infinite wisdom cannot err and that all the sufferings of this present life will be repaid abundantly with bliss eternal this was jobs confidence even when his distress was so deep that he seemed to be overwhelmed in a sea of trouble and false accusa tion farm wagons two models one with springs one without fifth wheel type farm wagon patented circle wagon steer no jiggle no weave perfect tracking no sway no whip load capacity of running gear 5000 pounds 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