Anthony Burgess: Affliction is not always on account of sin in the afflicted

[Reformed Covenanter]

That God may, and sometimes doth afflict, yet not in reference to sin. Thus God doth exercise Job, who though he was not without sin, yet God seemeth not to do it for sin: Therefore such calamities were rather exercises of his graces, then correctives of his sins: ...

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