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Vol. 15 ·No. 35 · August 25, 2013

Zophar's Speech and Job's Reply

Job Chapters 11, 12, 13 and 14

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A rural family with six children four of them hemophiliacs serves the Lord with joy and discipline. Then the AIDS crisis hits. Unknown to doctors and patients alike the nations blood supply is contaminated. The four hemophiliacs must constantly tap into that supply. Two contract AIDS and are dead within three years. The third has tested HIV positive it is only a matter of time before the patient exhibits clinical symptoms suffers and dies. The fourth age thirty himself the father of three has refused to be tested but he knows that the chances are overwhelming that he too is a carrier and that he will shortly leave his wife a widow and his children fatherless. He has almost no insurance and no insurer will now give him the time of day.