The Mystery of Suffering or Why Do the Righteous Suffer

The Mystery of Suffering or Why Do the Righteous Suffer: In a world that often feels chaotic and unjust, the question of why the righteous suffer looms large in the hearts of believers. In The Mystery of Suffering, author George Hawtin invites you on a transformative journey through the depths of human pain and the unwavering hope found in Christ. Drawing upon profound biblical truths, this enlightening exploration delves into the nature of suffering, revealing it as a pathway to spiritual growth and divine purpose. With heartfelt stories of saints who have faced adversity, you’ll discover the power of an incorruptible seed—the promise of eternal life that flourishes even amidst trials.

Through poignant reflections and practical insights, this book offers a compassionate guide for young adults, families, and anyone seeking to understand the trials of faith. Gain a deeper appreciation for the strength that emerges from suffering and learn how to embrace the journey toward perfection. Join George Hawtin in unraveling the mystery that binds suffering and righteousness, and uncover the profound truth that God walks with us through every storm. Your heart will be stirred, your faith renewed, and your spirit uplifted.

The 32 books that George Hawtin would write and publish covered a wide range of important topics that dealt with profound biblical truths. Several of these books were originally published as articles in his monthly magazine, “The Page,” which ran from the 1960s through the 1980s. He received revelations from the Lord on a number of topics, including the actual identity of God’s people, the family of Abraham, Israel. “Many wonderful things have been written in God’s dear book that are rarely taught or even mentioned among the Christian congregations of our day,” he adds. Often overlooked and unspoken as unnecessary and inconsequential, truths that are sharp, obvious, and extremely important to spiritual awareness are overlooked.

The Mystery of Suffering or Why Do the Righteous Suffer