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Job:2:10
Should we accept only good things from the hand of God and never anything bad?

How is a good God able to do anything bad? A very controversial question. It counters the very nature of God, denying His own attribute. Why does He allow sickness, war, famine, murder and riots in the first place? How can you call Him good if you see the everyday newspaper filled with such junk?

The Lord who reigns over all the earth had kept mankind as the caretaker as the governor. Humans out of their rebellion pledged their allegiance to the evil one. He is now the prince of the earth and mind you he is the father of lies. His mandate to ruin the beautiful plan of God, to bring in havoc and destruction. To steal to kill and destroy. He has filled in every human's heart with selfishness and self centredness. Now how can you blame God if the world is under satan out of their choice? The Lord will bring to judgement in the right time.
You who have put your trust in Him, have moved away from darkness to light, have pledged your allegiance to the Eternal and Good King. You are His citizen now. So will not bad things happen to a child of God?
Rom:8:28 All things God works together for good for those who love Him and are called according to His purpose.

All these apparent bad things in your life ( sickness, financial or personal losses), God will turn it for your good.

These that look like immovable mountains before you, will become monuments to establish you unto Him 

Yes every bad thing is an apparent one in the life of a child of God.

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