Just Why? by V. Raymond Edman (Very good, 1956, HC, 88 pages, Scripture Press)

Cover has some wear; pages have light wear and are lightly age-toned. No marks inside book.

Life's problems do not always have easy answers. Often there is no immediate and satisfactory solution to a mysterious circumstance. We rationalize that there must be a cause for a given effect, but we cannot find it. There seems to be no reason for the tragedy. No justice in the treatment accorded us by otherwise good people or in God's dealing with us for that matter. Life just does not always add up. Why do we have disappointment, disease, distress, difficulty, delay, and death itself? Why do we experience loneliness, loss of loved ones, the lowering of clouds, the unsatisfied longing that eats like acid into our spirit. Why should we suffer bruises, bewilderment, and blinding tears? These questions are not readily answered, nor should they be lightly considered. Therefore we often ask the question: why?

The Bible not only asks the question, "why?" but answers it.