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Is sickness always the result of some secret sin in the sick person?

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Here come these fine counsellors or church members. Job cursed the day he was born. He said, “May the stars not shine at night or the sun by the day.” But he wouldn’t curse God. And there, Satan got him right down to the very threadbare moment. Then some of his friends came, and instead of consoling him, they accused him of being a secret sinner. Like they might accuse this woman here in the wheelchair, the young man there on the bed, the little spastic child, the father standing there, maybe being a secret sinner, something you’ve done. That’s not always the case. Jesus said one time, the disciples said, “Who sinned,” the blind man, “he, his father, his mother?” Said, “In this case, neither of them sinned, but that the glory, the works of God might be made manifest.”

For Him Will I Accept, 1952-07-18, Hammond, IN, §22

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Title:
For Him Will I Accept
Date:
July 18, 1952
Location:
Hammond, IN
Paragraph:
§22

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