"Be A Godly Comforter" from Job 5:1-27

In the book of Job, we will learn about suffering that we ourselves encountered. We have our own suffering that God has given.

Never blame someone who has trials in their life. But, comfort them with love. Suffering started from Adam and Eve when they commit sin upon eating the Fruit of the Spirit.

Job friends' blame him that he has committed sin because the sufferings that he encountered.

Every trials that God has given has a purpose, it determines how faithful you are to Him by trusting God. If you have sin you should go in the presence of God, humble yourself and repent.

But on this book it says that Job has not done anything wrong yet God gave him suffering.
If you have God in your life, you should have joy in the trials. God is there for us in all trials, that's how mighty God is if you have faith.

We should be a comforter.


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