There are two ways of getting out of a trial. One is simply to try to get rid of the trial, and be thankful when it is over. The other is to recognize the trial as a challenge from God to claim a larger blessing than we have ever had, and to hail it with delight as an opportunity of obtaining a larger measure of divine grace.
A.B. Simpson

INJUSTICE

INJUSTICE

INJUSTICE

  1. Forbidden # Le 19:15,35 De 16:19
  2. SPECIALLY TO BE AVOIDED TOWARDS 2a) The poor

    # Ex 23:6 Pr 22:16,22,23

2b) The stranger and fatherless # Ex 22:21,22 De 24:17 Jer 22:3 2c) Servants # Job 31:13,14 De 24:14 Jer 22:13 3) Of the least kind, condemned # Lu 16:10 4) GOD 4a) Regards # Ec 5:8 4b) Approves not of # La 3:35,36 4c) Abominates # Pr 17:15 20:10 4d) Hears the cry of those who suffer # Jas 5:4 4e) Provoked to avenge # Ps 12:5 5) Brings a curse # De 27:17,19 6) A bad example leads to # Ex 23:2 7) Intemperance leads to # Pr 31:5 8) Covetousness leads to # Jer 6:13 Eze 22:12 Mic 2:2 9) SAINTS SHOULD 9a) Hate # Pr 29:27 9b) Testify against # Ps 58:1,2 Mic 3:8,9 9c) Bear, patiently # 1Co 6:7 9d) Take no vengeance for # Mt 5:39 10) THE WICKED 10a) Deal with # Isa 26:10 10b) Judge with # Ps 82:2 Ec 3:16 Hab 1:4 10c) Practise, without shame # Jer 6:13,15 Zep 3:5 11) Punishment of # Pr 11:7 28:8 Am 5:11,12 8:5,8 1Th 4:6 12) Exemplified 12a) Potiphar # Ge 39:20 12b) Sons of Samuel # 1Sa 8:3 12c) Ahab # 1Ki 21:10,15,16 12d) Jews # Isa 59:14 12e) Princes &c # Da 6:4 12f) Judas # Mt 27:4 12g) Pilate # Mt 27:24-26 12h) Priests &c # Ac 4:3 12i) Festus # Ac 24:27