Psalm 73.25 says, "Whom have I in heaven but you? And there is nothing on earth that I desire besides you."

Many people ask themselves, what happens when I die-- Shall I live again-- Job asks a similar question, given the hopelessness of this life. The answer is found in God.

You can hear the voice of Satan in the accusations of Job's friends. Some of what they say is true concerning unbelievers, but as we consider the context and consider the fact that Job is a child of God, their words are unwarranted.

You can hear the voice of Satan in the accusations of Job's friends. Some of what they say is true concerning unbelievers, but as we consider the context and consider the fact that Job is a child of God, their words are unwarranted.

Many people ask themselves, what happens when I die? Shall I live again? Job asks a similar question, given the hopelessness of this life. The answer is found in God.

The wisdom of Job's friends is a failure to Job. Where will he turn-- Where do we turn when we realize there is no hope in the wisdom of the world--

The wisdom of Job's friends is a failure to Job. Where will he turn? Where do we turn when we realize there is no hope in the wisdom of the world?

The cruel religious system of Job's friends continues to show itself in Zophar's speech. The doctrine of the incomprehensibility of God ought to be a comfort for the believer. But Zophar's speech would lead Job into further despair.

The cruel religious system of Job's friends continues to show itself in Zophar's speech. The doctrine of the incomprehensibility of God ought to be a comfort for the believer. But Zophar's speech would lead Job into further despair.

Based solely on our experiences and our trials, we can come to erroneous conclusions regarding God's character. This is when we must be reminded of God's promises in the gospel of Jesus Christ.