The Crook in the Lot; or The Sovereignty and Wisdom of God, in the Afflictions of Men Displayed; Together With a Christian Deportment Under Them. Being the Substance of Several Sermons on Eccl. VII. 13, Prov. XVI.19, and I Pet. V. 6

In this classic work of Christian literature, Scottish minister Thomas Boston reflects on the problem of suffering and the role of God's sovereignty in the midst of it. Drawing on biblical texts and personal experience, Boston offers a nuanced and practical view of how Christians can respond to affliction with trust and faithfulness.
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