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Reading this is bound to make some people mad.

After God speaks once, Job repents and apologizes for what he said.   But it’s God’s response that still has people talking…

Although there are things to be learned from what God says to Job, I don’t think I would want to hear from God this way.

Is it wrong for us to say “we are righteous before God”?  Why bother pursuing righteousness, if evil people are going to live even better than we do?   What’s the point?

Have you ever noticed that even when someone believes something that is wrong, there are still parts of it that are actually true?   I agree with most of what Elihu is saying.  Except for this….

Today we read Job’s final defense of his life, and it truly is compelling.

Why aren’t wicked people punished?   

With friends like these, who needs enemies?   Have you ever had a close friend turn on you?  There’s nothing worse.

Bildad senses that Job has insulted him, and he isn’t going to let that pass.  But when Job gets the chance to respond, something incredible happens.

If you engage a person in conversation long enough, their true nature begins to emerge.   Job finds out what his friends really think of him.