Ou-Testamentiese perspektiewe op lyding
J. L. Helberg
In die Skriflig · 1994
doi:10.4102/ids.v28i3.1512 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
In this article attention is directed to perspectives on suffering in the Old Testament and briefly to the implications for the praxis of ministry to those who suffer. The following issues are discussed: the relation between suffering and sin; suffering in the relation to God, the neighbour, oneself and the earth. The Word of God, prayer and the communion of the saints play an important role in this ministry and the implied self-ministry of the sufferer. Attention is directed to aspects like the following: the relevance of Psalms in the Old Testament especially the laments in the Psalms - and in contemporary worship; sin, God's sovereignty and the mystery of his action; the place of enemies; cause- and goal-directed suffering; self encouragement; communion and the inclination to serve.
Abstract licence: CC BY
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