Resignation: Job
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Job 2:10
But he said to her, You speak as one of the foolish women speaks. What? shall we receive good at the hand of God, and shall we not receive evil? In all this did not Job sin with his lips.
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Of the Union of Our Will to the Divine Good-Pleasure in Spiritual ...
... Job in his afflictions made the act of resignation: If we have received good things
at the hand of God, said he, why should we not receive the evil, [403] why ...
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Job
... These considerations have led to the supposition that, in the original book, Job
maintained throughout the spirit of devout resignation which he showed in the ...
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Job --Groping
... of Satan: it was to produce a shining example of submission and resignation, and
trust in ... and many other graces, in the great patriarch himself that Job was so ...
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Letter xxx. --Resignation in Sickness.
... an increase of His love, and the virtues of submission, patience, and resignation
which will ... Tobias in his blindness, Job on his dung-hill, and so many other ...
/.../abandonment to divine providence/letter xxx resignation in sickness.htm

Holy Exercises of Resignation.
... 3. Acts of Resignation about the Body. ... suffer weaknesses, sickness; 2. pains; 3.
deformity; 4. horror in the sight of others, as was the case of Job and Lazarus ...
/.../holy exercises of resignation.htm

Resignation.
... RESIGNATION. RESIGNATION. 8,8,6,8,8,7. "What! shall we receive good at the hand
of God, and shall we not receive evil?""Job 2:10. "Ich hab' in guten Stunden.". ...
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The Impassibility and Immortality of the Risen Body.
... with a body free from suffering, that gave comfort to the holy man Job when the ...
impassible body, and in a new world, will give you patience and resignation. ...
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Our Attitude Toward his Sovereignty
... The LORD gave, and the LORD hath taken away," he added, "blessed be the name of
the LORD" (Job 1:21). Again we say, Sweet submission! Sublime resignation! ...
/.../pink/the sovereignty of god/chapter ten our attitude toward.htm

Sorrow that Worships
... Job did not forget the Lord's gifts even while he was writhing under the stroke
of His ... IV. The thankful resignation to God's loving administration of the law. ...
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Accidents, not Punishments
... but another, and another, and another, have followed upon each other's heels, like
Job's messengers, till we have needed Job's patience and resignation to hear ...
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Subtopics

Resignation

Resignation: Aaron

Resignation: Bodily Suffering

Resignation: Chastisements

Resignation: Christ Set and Example of

Resignation: Commanded

Resignation: David

Resignation: Disciples

Resignation: Eli

Resignation: Exemplified

Resignation: Exhortation To

Resignation: General Scriptures Concerning

Resignation: Hezekiah

Resignation: Israelites

Resignation: Jacob

Resignation: Job

Resignation: Loss of Children

Resignation: Loss of Goods

Resignation: Motives to God's Faithfulness

Resignation: Motives to God's Greatness

Resignation: Motives to God's Justice

Resignation: Motives to God's Love

Resignation: Motives to God's Wisdom

Resignation: Motives to Our own Sinfulness

Resignation: Paul

Resignation: Peter

Resignation: Stephen

Resignation: Submission to the Sovereignty of God in his Purposes

Resignation: Submission to the Will of God

Resignation: The Prospect of Death

Resignation: The Wicked are Devoid of

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