God and the Search
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It didn’t look good. For three long days we had been searching for our fifteen-year-old son, Tom, who had disappeared in the woods while deer hunting. It was as if God had thrown a curtain over Tom, shielding him from us. After three days of intense searching , the sheriff, his personnel and the ambulance drove out the lane. Relatives kindly told uswe need to accept the fact that we might neverfind Tom. It was hard. Terribly hard! How could we go back to work, not knowing if our son was alive or dead? What would the morrow bring? God only knew.
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It didn’t look good. For three long days we had been searching for our fifteen-year-old son, Tom, who had disappeared in the woods while deer hunting. It was as if God had thrown a curtain over Tom, shielding him from us. After three days of intense searching , the sheriff, his personnel and the ambulance drove out the lane. Relatives kindly told us we need to accept the fact that we might never find Tom. It was hard. Terribly hard! How could we go back to work, not knowing if our son was alive or dead? What would the morrow bring? God only knew.
Lyle and Ethel Hostetler. Twenty years after their 15-year-old son Tom disappeared, the Hostetlers reflect upon the agonizing time of searching for him. After some days, Tom’s body was found, but their questions were left unanswered. They tell how God cared for their family during this difficult time
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God and the Search
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It didn’t look good. For three long days we had been searching for our fifteen-year-old son, Tom, who had disappeared in the woods while deer hunting. It was as if God had thrown a curtain over Tom, shielding him from us. After three days of intense searching , the sheriff, his personnel and the ambulance drove out the lane. Relatives kindly told uswe need to accept the fact that we might neverfind Tom. It was hard. Terribly hard! How could we go back to work, not knowing if our son was alive or dead? What would the morrow bring? God only knew.
