Emmet Fox - How To Unworry

For the thing which I greatly feared is come upon me, and that which I was afraid of is come unto me. —Job 3:25 The Book of Job is really a study in the origin of evil and in why things go wrong. Why do you have pain and sickness? Why do you have sorrows and regret? Why do you sometimes say or do things that you are terribly sorry for afterward, and then worry about how you are going to handle the situation? The Book of Job undertakes to answer these questions. If we understand why and how things happen, we are on the road to learning how to handle them—how to un-worry. The Book of Job is one of the oldest parts of the Bible. It was probably written by a great Arab sheik, an understanding and spiritual person who had been asked by thoughtful people why things go wrong. He had pondered long on such questions as the origin of evil, why trouble comes to us, and how we can make wrong things right. He decided to put his ideas in the form of a play in which, under the inspiration of God, he dramatizes the things that trouble us and the way to set them right. This is a wonderful interpretation of the book of Job through the keen mind of emmet fox the amazing new thought author who was adept at interpreting biblical meanings. The focus is how to overcome worry or as Fox calls it= How to unworry.