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punishing our sins

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reading. Tuesday, March 17, 2009 3:50 PM
started to read the book of Job.Job didn't blame god for making his life miserable.this is the verse i like.Job 2:10Shall we accept good from God,and not trouble?sometimes in our life,when good things happens we praise god,when bad things happens we blame god.how silly.and sometimes,we might claim that we love god,but only with our hearts,the facts about christ never gets into our mind.-from 'more than a carpenter'


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