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  • Binding: Paperback
  • Pages: 144
  • ISBN: 978-1-57293-198-5
  • Product Code: MD065

Our Ultimate Refuge — Job and the Problem of Suffering

In this updated language edition you'll find that God is not only your ultimate refuge, says the author; He is your only refuge.

Formerly titled Baffled to Fight Better, this book by Oswald Chambers helps you tackle the age-old question, "Why do the righteous suffer?" and takes a biblical look at the problem of pain in the book of Job.

You'll find honesty, wisdom, and encouragement from one of Christianity's most trusted writers.

By the author of My Utmost for His Highest.

Read more about Oswald Chambers.


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Testing in my own life left me confused and anxious. I found that this particular book on Job approaches its truth in a different and positive manner. It was just what I needed when I needed it.—D. W., E. Baldwin, Maine
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Certainly the central theme of Chambers' writing here is that we must decrease so that God, through Christ Jesus, can increase...show Himself, in all of His essence, through us.—Carol, Rolling Meadows, IL
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