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In Job 23, Job longs to find God, feeling He is hidden amidst his suffering. Job believes in his innocence and, despite not understanding...
In Job 23, Job longs to find God, feeling He is hidden amidst his suffering. Job believes in his innocence and, despite not understanding...
In Job 22, Eliphaz accuses Job of wickedness, suggesting his suffering is due to sin. He urges Job to repent, promising that returning to...
In Job 21, Job responds to Zophar’s accusations, questioning why the wicked often prosper while the righteous suffer. He observes that...
In Job 20, Zophar, one of Job's friends, rebukes him, claiming that the wicked, though they may prosper temporarily, will face inevitable...
In Job 19, Job expresses his profound suffering and isolation. He accuses his friends of cruelty, laments his loss of dignity, and feels...
In Job 18, Bildad rebukes Job harshly, accusing him of arrogance and ignorance. He describes the fate of the wicked, highlighting that...
In Job 17, Job expresses despair as he reflects on his fading life, feeling abandoned and misunderstood by friends. He pleads for justice...
Job 16 summarises Job’s response to his friends’ criticism, expressing that their words bring no comfort but deepen his sorrow. He feels...
In Job 15, Eliphaz criticizes Job's responses, accusing him of arrogance and rejecting wisdom. He insists that suffering r esults from...
In Job 14, Job reflects on human frailty, the brevity of life, and it’s inevitable end. He longs for renewal but feels hopeless,...
In Job 13, Job asserts his understanding and challenges his friends' wisdom. He expresses his desire to present his case directly to God,...
In Job 12, Job responds to his friends' accusations, asserting his wisdom and acknowledging God's sovereignty. He describes how God...
In Job 11, Zophar, one of Job's friends, rebukes him for his questioning of God's justice. He asserts that Job's suffering is a result of...
In Job 10, Job laments his suffering, questioning why God allows his misery despite his innocence. He expresses feelings of abandonment,...
In Job 9, Job responds to Bildad, acknowledging God's greatness and justice, but he feels helpless in comparison. He questions how anyone...
In Job 8, Bildad responds to Job, arguing that God is just and suggesting Job’s suffering is due to sin. He urges Job to repent,...
In Job 7, Job laments his suffering and fleeting life, feeling burdened and restless. He questions why God even pays attention to him,...
In Job 6, Job responds to Eliphaz, expressing deep anguish and frustration. He defends his despair, feeling misunderstood, and laments...
In Job 5, Eliphaz urges Job to seek God’s wisdom and not be resentful of his suffering. He asserts that suffering can refine and...
In Job 4, Eliphaz, one of Job's friends, speaks, asserting that suffering is a consequence of sin. He recounts a vision, claiming that...