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    After his father died of cancer, the author had to work hard to support his family despite experiencing trials. In the devotional, the author discusses how Job experienced unexplained suffering despite being righteous. Job recognized that God is in control of all things. The devotional concludes that God's plans are greater than human understanding and that we should accept the unexpected, trusting that God is working for our good.

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    After his father died of cancer, the author had to work hard to support his family despite experiencing trials. In the devotional, the author discusses how Job experienced unexplained suffering despite being righteous. Job recognized that God is in control of all things. The devotional concludes that God's plans are greater than human understanding and that we should accept the unexpected, trusting that God is working for our good.

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    Ot2 Bgo Devotional 09 Dalisay

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    Old Testament 2 – 2020 – BGO

    Name: IAN JAN N. DALISAY


    Date: April 19, 2021
    Devotional No. 09

    Scripture Text: Job 12

    Creative Devotional Title: Accept the Unexpected

    Devotional:

    After my father died of kidney cancer, I knew life would never be same as what we expected.
    At a very young age and being the eldest, I was forced to give my 101% in school and in work
    to support our family and we strove to serve God in the church and in the community. And yet,
    despite our efforts, our family experienced great trials and continue to face ordeals we never
    expected. How I wish that good people and bad events were kept separate, as if good habits
    and right choices were armor against life.

    God’s design for life doesn’t work that way. Job’s life was out of the norm with what he
    probably thought his life should be. Despite his upright standing with God, he experienced ill-
    treatment from his friends and the crushing loss of his wealth and loved ones. In Job 12, we
    find Job responds with faith as he recognizes that even the evil prospering is God’s showing
    that God controls everything:
    9 
    Which of all these does not know
           that the hand of the LORD has done this?
    10 
    In his hand is the life of every creature
           and the breath of all mankind. (Job 12:9-10 NIV)

    The world’s playbook doesn’t fit to God’s narrative. Our human wisdom tells us that good
    things happen if we do good works. God’s kingdom works differently than this and only God
    knows what’s in our future. What seems to be a difficult road for us is maybe the best and
    effective route for our journey. What looks abstract on our sight is may be a great canvas of
    expensive art of God’s workmanship.

    It is time to accept the unexpected. God can overthrow nations and He can loose the bonds of
    kings. And by this truth, we have the confidence that our God can help us win our battles for
    He has laid the foundation of everything that will bring us the goodness that we will surely
    experience in heaven one day.
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