When God's Children Suffer

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Kregel Publications, 27 févr. 2017 - 128 pages

"It is no easy matter to write a book for the family of God. Yet it is for them that these thoughts on chastisement are written." So begins Horatius Bonar's classic work on how Christians should deal with grief in face of a faith that knows God to be good. Bonar mines Scripture and the wisdom of the church to reveal that God's ways, while not our ways, are intended to manifest righteousness. Indeed, the author argues that  earthly bonds may be broken not to bring believers sorrow, but in order to draw them closer to an eternal relationship with God.

Profound and timeless, When God's Children Suffer reminds Christians that God will not abandon them but will instead extend grace to His children, giving them "beauty for ashes."

 

Table des matières

Foreword by Erwin W Lutzer
9
Preface
11
The Family
17
The Family Life
27
The Family Badge
33
The Family Discipline
39
The Family Rods
51
The Types
59
The Rebuking
69
The Purifying
75
The Arousing
83
The Solemnizing
89
The Warning
95
The Recollections
105
The Consolation
111
The Eternal Results
119

The Proving
63

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Horatius Bonar (1808-- 1809) was a Scottish churchman poet, and prolific hymn-writer. One of a long line of ministers, Bonar was also the biographer of several ministers and the editor of journals of the Church of Scotland. 

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