Between Pain and Grace: A Biblical Theology of Suffering

Every human experiences some degree of suffering. And, almost none of us know what to do with it. Between Pain and Grace is at once a thorough study of this major theme in Scripture AND an accessible window into God's workings in our own lives.

The authors address multiple facets of suffering in light of what Scripture says:

• How does God involve himself in human suffering?
• What part does Satan play in our suffering?
• What can we learn from Joseph in the Old Testament?
• Is there an appropriate response to suffering? An inappropriate one?
• What about mental illness, sexual abuse, or betrayal?

Moody Bible Institute professors Dr. Gerald Peterman and Dr. Andrew Schmutzer shed much light on the nature of the lives we lead-where we are often caught right between pain and grace.


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GERALD PETERMAN (PhD, King's College at The University of London) is professor of New Testament studies and chair of the Bible department at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, IL. Dr. Peterman has contributed to The Moody Handbook of Preaching, Proclaiming Jesus, and The Moody Bible Commentary. He has also published six essays in various journals and bulletins.

ANDREW SCHMUTZER (PhD, Trinity International University) is Professor of Biblical Studies at Moody Bible Institute (Chicago, Illinois). In addition to numerous articles and essays on the Old Testament, he has written the exegetical theology Be Fruitful and Multiply and two forthcoming commentaries on Ruth and Esther.

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Between Pain and Grace: A Biblical Theology of Suffering