1. (Job 2:5, 6) Eventually, Job’s suffering ended, and Jehovah rewarded him richly for his integrity.

2. Death released him from his suffering.

3. His suffering will soon be over.

4. His face was eloquent of physical suffering.

5. It also reminds us of His innocent suffering.

6. His will has stiffened after suffering such hardness.

7. He was suffering from pains in his abdomen.

8. Will war and suffering ever end?

9. In His own sorrow and suffering, the Savior waited upon His Father.

10. After months of suffering, his death was a mercy.

11. His pillion passenger is in hospital suffering from shock.

12. That was his coming as a humble, suffering Redeemer.

13. 22 His long-suffering wife had to put up with his numerous affairs.

14. He saw his suffering as retribution for the sins of his past life.

15. 8 In his final hours, Jesus endured tremendous physical suffering.

16. I would give all to lay eyes upon his suffering.

17. His patronage came about when people suffering from rabies were cured at his grave.

18. I can do nothing to end your suffering

19. He's suffering from dehydration because of his fruitless search for water.

20. Three false comforters then added to his suffering, but Job declared:

21. Clearly, Jehovah did not personally inflict suffering upon his dear Son.

22. His provision of mercy, long-suffering, and forgiveness has been endless.

23. His mother is now suffering from mental illness and memory loss.

24. His love overflows with grace, patience, long-suffering, mercy, and forgiveness.

25. After years of suffering, his death came as a merciful release.

26. For some time, he likely experienced vivid memories of his suffering.

27. Thus, he uses his own suffering as a doorway to widening his circle of compassion.

28. May your death... bring an end to your suffering.

29. His family was dynamically dysfunctional in addition to suffering various medical conditions.

30. Adversities and suffering can cause an individual to lose his mental balance.

31. A man suffering from amnesia was identified by his sister, who saw his picture on television.

32. His latest film is a fairly grim portrayal of war-time suffering.

33. Then offer a publication that explains how suffering will end.

34. (Philippians 2:8) He did not, however, apologize for his beliefs in order to alleviate his suffering.

35. Hope that all suffering will end. —Psalm 37:9-11.

36. Hell will last forever; its suffering will have no end. . . .

37. But God did act in his behalf, eventually relieving Job of his suffering and rewarding him abundantly.

38. WILL we ever see an end to injustices and suffering?

39. Their Lord had vindicated his people and honored their suffering and their struggles.

40. Was Job initially aware of the part played by Satan in his suffering?

41. O! ooo! he could hear his frightened, abjectly suffering moans, broken by sobs.

42. We rightly disparage Job's three friends for their insensitive response to his suffering.

43. (Job 10:1; 14:13) In spite of his monumental suffering, however, Job maintained his integrity to God.

44. 12 In mitigation Ronald Coia said his client was suffering from deep depression because his business had failed.

45. Suffering was easier to bear than the bitterness he felt corroding his spirit.

46. Blockhead has a speaking entity in his head which acts as his long-suffering and long-ignored conscience

47. Hugh of St Victor, who lived in the twelfth century, wrote that Jesus’ suffering, his passion for the world, was not just passionem in carne (suffering in the flesh) but also Compassionem in mente (co-suffering in the mind), compassione in miseria aliena (co-suffering with another’s misery), compassionate for us in his heart and mind

48. So Jehovah’s toleration of wickedness and suffering is nearing its end.

49. Nowhere do we read of God’s telling Job specifically the reason behind his suffering.

50. Another year has passed, with no end in sight to the suffering.

51. (Psalm 102:13, 16) Then the psalmist returns to the subject of his personal suffering.

52. We were all suffering from fatigue at the end of our journey.

53. They assumed that Job had brought his suffering upon himself by committing some serious sin.

54. His tonsils are reddened and swollen. He is suffering from acute attack of chronic tonsillitis.

55. Satan, in his fury, has brought woe —suffering and affliction— to those dwelling on earth.

56. Bynum injured his left knee on Jan. suffering a bone bruise and briefly dislocated kneecap.

57. The patient died after suffering a cardiac arrest, ie when his heart stopped functioning properly.

58. Only occasionally did the telltale redness around his eyes betray the fatigue he was suffering.

59. So much suffering.

60. My Worst Suffering

61. Of course, it is possible that the three were in Job’s vicinity when his suffering began.

62. It was the Anguished cry of the shepherd feeling responsible for the suffering of his sheep

63. We can see their suffering...... and understanding the suffering, we have compassion.

64. If you're tested again, you have a chance to end your people suffering.

65. But soon he was suffering from paralysis and he limited his activity to the library only.

66. Stroyev said afterward that Yeltsin was still suffering the aftereffects of his recent bout with pneumonia.

67. Serving Others Alleviates Suffering

68. To feel or express sympathy for someone’s suffering or unhappiness: She called to Commiserate over his loss.

69. Years previously, his left lung had collapsed, and the aftereffects now began to cause him much suffering.

70. Bucephalus (died 1777) was the horse of Major Edmund Hewlett until his death after being poisoned by Captain John Graves Simcoe and then shot in the head to end his suffering by Major Hewlett

71. Why So Much Suffering?

72. Shocking Shooting Suffering Substitutes!

73. We call it suffering.

74. At the time of his arrest he was suffering from amoebic dysentery and wasn't able to talk.

75. Giving can alleviate suffering, and Jehovah does keep his promise to strengthen us in time of need.

76. If he could say that, for all his suffering, he wasn't in a dying frame of mind.

77. He's suffering " thunderation, " Chance.

78. Through suffering, comes redemption.

79. Through suffering comes redemption.

80. Cooper's biographer and longtime partner John Richardson considered his suffering from the social exclusion of his family by his countrymen to be a defining characteristic of his friend, explaining in particular his Anglophobia.