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On August 23, 1981, after completing a study on suffering and the response which Biblical men and women gave to it, the holy Ghost spoke to me and said, "It tickles the devil for God's people to blame their troubles on him." Yes, it pleases the devil for us to blame our trials on him! Why? Because we will never come to the knowledge of God if we trust someone else to be in control of the circumstances of our lives. We are told that "the Lord trieth the righteous"; therefore, must we not say that whomever we trust to be trying our faith is Lord in our hearts ?  If you'd like to read Pastor John Clark's entire book on the subject, follow this link to the entire book in PDF format  http://goingtojesus.com/gtjr_text/books/pdfs/suffering.pdf . You may also visit us at  http://www.pastorjohnshouse.com/  to learn even more.
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On August 23, 1981, after completing a study on suffering and the response which Biblical men and women gave to it, the holy Ghost spoke to me and said, "It tickles the devil for God's people to blame their troubles on him. " Yes, it pleases the devil for us to blame our trials on him! Why? Because we will never come to the knowledge of God if we trust someone else to be in control of the circumstances of our lives. We are told that "the Lord trieth the righteous"; therefore, must we not say that whomever we trust to be trying our faith is Lord in our hearts ? If you'd like to read Pastor John Clark's entire book on the subject, follow this link to the entire book in PDF format  http://goingtojesus.com/gtjr_text/books/pdfs/suffering.pdf . You may also visit us at  http://www.pastorjohnshouse.com/  to learn even more.
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Part 2

On August 23, 1981, after completing a study on suffering and the response which Biblical men and women gave to it, the holy Ghost spoke to me and said, "It tickles the devil for God's people to blame their troubles on him." Yes, it pleases the devil for us to blame our trials on him! Why? Because we will never come to the knowledge of God if we trust someone else to be in control of the circumstances of our lives. We are told that "the Lord trieth the righteous"; therefore, must we not say that whomever we trust to be trying our faith is Lord in our hearts ?  If you'd like to read Pastor John Clark's entire book on the subject, follow this link to the entire book in PDF format  http://goingtojesus.com/gtjr_text/books/pdfs/suffering.pdf . You may also visit us at  http://www.pastorjohnshouse.com/  to learn even more.
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