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Why Suffering?

Author:Dr. Nevine Adel SadeqPublisher:St. Mark Coptic Orthodox Church in HeliopolisPublish Year:2014Pages:60Categories:Biblical CommentaryDescription:In Fr. Daoud Lamei's book "Why Suffering?", he asks how a loving God allows pain. In the world you will have tribulation, but in all these things we overcome. If it dies, it produces much grain. God put eternity in their hearts*;in the day of adversity consider: who knows what is good for man?! The sea of trial is a path of knowledge. Even though our outward man is perishing, you will understand later. Choose a day of your life to be judged upon as earthen vessels, finding joy despite trouble, knowing how do I overcome sorrow?, and praying: Into Your hands I commit my spirit.

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