Affirmations from the Book of Job

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Why do good people suffer? Why did God take my loved one? Why do some die before their time? What is next after death? Many questions and answers lie within the pages of this book. Readers will experience the affirmation that both good and trouble in life are normal, natural, and to be expected. The affirmations will bring comfort and encouragement. With a little faith, the presence of God and the meaning of life and death will be better understood. Our faith and trust in God's goodness will be challenged as Job was, when it hurts and when life does not make sense.

?The story and words of "The Book of Job" has brought encouragement and comfort to many throughout the ages.

People put words to their grief, depression and dying by what they say, pray, and sing. Soul singer Sam Cooke used the words of Job to express deep pain, by singing; "It's been a long time coming but I know a change is going to come." (Job 14:14) Remember, "You don't have to worry, no, your burdens you won't bear alone. Even in your darkest night, God is sure to be your guiding light." (Song- "I must tell Jesus" By Elisha Hoffman)