We've reached the stunning conclusion of Job's story, where God vindicates the faithful sufferer, rebukes the misguided friends, and restores Job to even greater blessing than before.

But here's the beautiful plot twist: Job's restoration begins not with getting his stuff back, but with praying for the friends who hurt him. Grace comes before goods. Forgiveness precedes fortune.

In this episode, we explore:

• Why God says Job spoke truth while his "orthodox" friends spoke falsehood

• The shocking requirement that Job intercede for his accusers

• What "double restoration" means (and why he got the same number of children)

• The revolutionary names of his daughters and their equal inheritance

• What restoration means and doesn't mean for us today

The heart of it:Job's story isn't ultimately about suffering or even restoration—it's about faith that's anchored in God's character rather than our circumstances.

Series wrap-up:Five episodes through one of Scripture's most profound books, discovering that faith doesn't require understanding all of God's ways—just trusting His heart when we can't trace His hand.

Thanks for joining this incredible journey. Job's ending points us toward the ultimate restoration through Jesus—where all tears will be wiped away and all things made new.