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Job 26: The Greatness of God
Job 26 contains some of the most beautiful images of God’s sovereignty, power and majesty in the Old Testament. Read more…
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Bildad’s Speech on Divine Majesty in Job 25
In Job 25, Bildad talks about God’s divine majesty, and from it we can gain a better understanding of divine majesty and man’s place before God in the world. Read more…
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Theological Outline of Job 24
Job 24 captures the puzzling logical and spiritual questions about the apparent impunity of the wicked, and the silence of God in the face of evil. Read more…
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Job 23: Job Faithful Through it All
Job 23 offers an insight into the power dynamics between God and mankind, particularly in the context of suffering. Read more…
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Job 22: Eliphaz’s Final Speech to Job
Job 22 relays Eliphaz’s misunderstanding of God, his views illustrate the human tendency to form wrong view of God based on our limited understanding. Read more…
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Comprehensive Biblical Outline of Job 21
Job 21 tells us of Job’s reaction to his friends’ accusations and his continued expression of trust in God despite his suffering. Read more…
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Job 20: Job’s Friend Zophar Speaks
Job 20 represents the second speech of Zophar the Naamathite, one of the three friends who visited Job in his affliction. Read more…
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Job 18: Bildad Rebukes Job
Job 18 summarizes the speech of Bildad the Shuhite, who reproaches Job for his presumptive self-defense. Read more…
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Theological Outline of Job 17
Job 17 is a cry of despair, a plea for vindication, and a prayer for hope, this theological outline will take a closer look at Job’s despair and hope. Read more…
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Job 16: Job Accuses Friends of Miserable Comforters
Job 16, Job accuses his friends of failing to comfort him, gives an account of his suffering, affirms his innocence, and pleads to God for vindication. Read more…
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Job 15: Job’s Friend Eliphaz Speaks
Job 15 provides insight into understanding God’s divine wisdom, righteousness, and judgment in the light of human suffering. Read more…
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The Inevitability of Death in Job 14
Job 14challenges us to reflect on the fragility of human existence, the hope for redemption, and the nature of God’s judgments.. Read more…
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Job 13: Job Rejects Friends Advice
Job 13, provides valuable insights into God’s character and man’s response in times of adversity, troubles and suffering. Read more…
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