Job

Job isn’t the first person to yell at You, or maybe he was since we don’t know for certain when the Book of Job was written.  I know You ignore people when they cry out to You for help when they really aren’t with You (Is 59:1-2), but if they are, like Job is, I […]

Back in the Great Depression a lot of wealthy people committed suicide because without their wealth they saw no reason to live.  I think Job’s friends would have done that if they were in his shoes.  Job obviously 1 trusts You, and even though he assumes that You are the cause of his predicament, he hasn’t

Since You aren’t talking, no matter how much Job knows of You, I can understand why he starts questioning what is happening to him.  But I guess that’s what faith is all about: Knowing without seeing.  If You answered all of our questions or showed us things then we wouldn’t need 1 faith. “Moreover Job continued

It appears that Job is now content with his situation and believes that death is soon to come. The why is unclear, all I can imagine is that he knows that You are present and that whatever happens to him is according to Your will and he’s willing to do whatever is needed to please

I guess Job does know You, or at least he understands that You don’t have a time limit, that there is 1 no time with You.  “Then answered Bildad the Shuhite, and said, Dominion and fear are with him, he maketh peace in his high places. Is there any number of his armies? and upon whom