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<section><p>1. What do you think Job was communicating about God in his response to Bildad in 26:14?</p>
</section><section><p>2. What do you think enabled Job to say, "[M]y heart does not reproach me for any of my days"?</p>
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1. What do you think Job was communicating about God in his response to Bildad in 26:14? 2. What do you think enabled Job to say, "[M]y heart does not reproach me for any of my days"?


<p>1. What do you think Job was communicating about God in his response to Bildad in 26:14?</p>
<p>2. What do you think enabled Job to say, "[M]y heart does not reproach me for any of my days"?</p>


Bible Reading: Job 25-29

A daily devotion with Family Research Council President Tony Perkins to supplement the Stand on the Word Bible reading plan. Visit frc.org/bible to download the Bible reading calendar, view devotional resources, catch up, or look ahead. May you encounter God today in the reading of His word!

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Bible Reading: Job 25-29

Bible Reading: Job 25-29