Life on the Ash Heap

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Cover of the book Life on the Ash Heap by Jim McGuiggan, Jim McGuiggan
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Author: Jim McGuiggan ISBN: 9781452443010
Publisher: Jim McGuiggan Publication: March 19, 2011
Imprint: Smashwords Edition Language: English
Author: Jim McGuiggan
ISBN: 9781452443010
Publisher: Jim McGuiggan
Publication: March 19, 2011
Imprint: Smashwords Edition
Language: English

We tend to ask, "Where is God when the roof falls in?"
The Accuser asked God, "Where do you think Job would go if the roof fell in?"
God asked Satan, "Where do you think?"
The great Cynic said, "Away from you!"
God said, "You're wrong!" and went on to prove it.
Job didn't know it but he was fighting God's battle for him against the world-spirit. He
made it clear that humans can be incredibly gallant and can remain loyal to God even
through tough times.
But it wasn't a quiet, always submissive Job that brought honor to God!
Job isn't the only human that has suffered greatly and remained true. You can see them
everywhere you look. Among the other things the book of Job teaches us is this: We can make
God angry with impenitent wickedness but we can make him proud of us and willing to risk
his reputation on us. If God's favorite virtue is gallantry he must be pleased with so much he sees
in this world today.

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We tend to ask, "Where is God when the roof falls in?"
The Accuser asked God, "Where do you think Job would go if the roof fell in?"
God asked Satan, "Where do you think?"
The great Cynic said, "Away from you!"
God said, "You're wrong!" and went on to prove it.
Job didn't know it but he was fighting God's battle for him against the world-spirit. He
made it clear that humans can be incredibly gallant and can remain loyal to God even
through tough times.
But it wasn't a quiet, always submissive Job that brought honor to God!
Job isn't the only human that has suffered greatly and remained true. You can see them
everywhere you look. Among the other things the book of Job teaches us is this: We can make
God angry with impenitent wickedness but we can make him proud of us and willing to risk
his reputation on us. If God's favorite virtue is gallantry he must be pleased with so much he sees
in this world today.

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