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Title: Job's Thanksgiving 4 (Job 01:6-22)

 

Second Death: A great fire came down from heaven, and the servants and the sheep,

 

7.000 were burned to death (Job 1:3,6).

 

3rd Death: Servants are killed by the Chaldeans, who are divided into three groups, and 3,000 camels are taken away (Job 1:3,17).

 

4th Death: A great wind came from a wild field and struck the four corners of the house, killing ten children at once (Job 1:18-19).

 

2. It was thanksgiving even in the midst of losing everything 1) It was thanksgiving in the midst of losing almost all of our wealth (about 7 billion won) at once (Job 1:3,14-17).

 

2) It was thanksgiving even in the midst of losing everyone (Job 19:13-22).

 

3) It was an example of gratitude that was given in the midst of losing all of his health (Job 7:3-4, 16:16, 30:17).

 

4) It was a great thanksgiving given in the midst of loss as if even one's hope was uprooted (Job 7:15-16).

 

3. God, who received Job's tears of thanks, 1) He restored Job's plight (Job 42:10).

 

2) All those who had known Job before came and made him mourn about the disaster, comfort him, and give him a gift (Job 42:11).

 

3) He added twice as much as the blessing he had given to Job in the first place (Job 42:10, 12).

 

4) God also comforted Job by giving him beautiful daughters that were not as beautiful as Job's daughters in the whole country (Job 42:13-15).

 

(Thanks to God for God's Eyes) The English Puritan poet JOHN MILTON became blind at the age of work and became completely blind at the age of 44. Nevertheless, he rather thanked God, that the Lord Thank you for blinding my eyes and opening my spiritual eyes to see only You. said

 

In spite of such adversity, he left a work called Paradise Paradise with a grateful heart (1 Thessalonians 5:18).

 

(Kim Do-bin)

 

There is no freedom in a communist country (among gratitude/persecution), but especially no one tolerates a religious life. Even in such a place, a pastor who worked hard for the Lord to spread the gospel was taken away.

 

 

this will increase I can't tell you how grateful I am when I think of it."

 

 

 

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