Job

As I had mentioned before, that’s the way our justice system is today instead of innocent until proven guilt, it’s if you look guilty that’s because you are. Job must be really confused and quite upset and disappointed in You, but he still hasn’t disregarded You, as his friends have. “Then Job answered and said, […]

It doesn’t seem like anything is getting accomplished between Job and his friends, they sound like our government. The third cycle of speeches, unlike the first (chs 4-14) and second (chs 15-21), is truncated and abbreviated.  Bildad’s speech is very brief (25:1-6), and Zophar doesn’t speak at all.  The dialogue between Job and his friends

Nothing has changed about the way the wealthy think, and you have to feel sorry for them. 😀   They still think they are great and that You see them as righteous, and that the poor are poor because they don’t deserve anything.  These types of people obviously 1 have not heard what You, Your prophets,

It should be obvious that I have complete faith in You, but I don’t quite understand You, or why You allow or cause bad things to happen to good people.  Of course, I wouldn’t have known if I hadn’t read the Bible and realized that You are exactly who You say You are. “Then answered

That’s some heavy stuff there.  You, without a doubt, hate evil.  I’ve noticed that Job’s friends never say anything good about anyone other than themselves, they don’t even say good things about You.  All they basically say about You is that You aren’t no one to mess with, and that is true. “Then Job answered