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Prosperous Wicked and Plagued Saints: An Exposition of Psalm 73

Name: Prosperous Wicked and Plagued Saints: An Exposition of Psalm 73
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Author: Engelsma David J. Engelsma
ISBN: 9780916206963

An Exposition of Psalm 73

by Engelsma David J. Engelsma

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120 pages
Publisher: Reformed Free Publishing Association
14 x 21.6 x 0.7 cm

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For believers struggling with doubt and hard times

Explains the biblical reality of God's providence

Find peace knowing God is good through every trial

A challenging exposition of Psalm 73 that offers comfort to the believer in times of doubt and hardship.

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Prosperous Wicked and Plagued Saints is a commentary on Psalm 73 that sets forth the truth of God’s goodness to his people in their trouble and of God’s curse of the wicked in their prosperity. In light of the teaching of Psalm 73, the book takes issue with a theory about earthly prosperity and earthly woe that, for all its strange popularity with Reformed and evangelical Christians, only intensifies the believer’s temptation to doubt in the hour of trouble: the theory of common grace.