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Aaron,
I count myself blessed that I have not lost immediate family members to cancer, but one of my closest friends (in his early forties) in the church died suddenly of leukemia. He left behind a wife my age (36) and two wonderful boys. So, I have often asked why God does what He does at times, allows what He allows, etc.
I think your essay is heart-felt. You ask the question so many have asked. Yet, in your openness to the Lord, you find the answer. In your own words, "Always. Regardless of the circumstances He is in control. I take great comfort in that simple truth, though I confess I don't know why it comforts me to know this-it does."
A few years ago I received some bad news from a doctor. Nothing life-threatening or serious, but heart-breaking. I was devastated and felt helpless. But, within a few seconds, I realized Who was in control, and I fully rejoiced and was comforted, just as you mention in your article/blog.
Your question title is interesting. I...
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