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  • Job 25–29

    Bildad gets his final word in and Zophar can't even bring himself to respond a third time. There is an important truth in this reading: true wisdom and understanding can only be found in God!

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    10 min
  • Job 21–24

    In his third speech, Eliphaz aggressively fabricates sins that he assumes Job must have committed. After all, what else could account for Job's suffering?

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    11 min
  • Job 16–20

    Bildad and Zophar take their turns berating Job for a second time. Meanwhile, Job continues to claim that he is suffering unjustly.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    12 min
  • Job 12–15

    Each of Job's friends have taken a jab at him. But after hearing Job's responses, Eliphaz decides to speak up a second time!

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    12 min
  • Job 8–11

    Bildad and Zophar agree that, if Job repents of his sins, then God would put an end to his misery. But Job remains confident that he has done nothing wrong.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    10 min
  • Job 4–7

    Most of the book of Job contains a conversation between Job and his friends as they wrestle with this question: "Why is Job suffering?" In this reading Eliphaz tells Job to accept God's discipline and move on. But Job maintains that he has done nothing deserving of discipline.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    10 min
  • Job 1–3

    The story of Job invites us to think about this question: "Why do good people suffer?"

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    9 min
  • 1 Kings 10–11

    Solomon's reign is characterized by wisdom and power. However, his life becomes a spiritual tragedy about faithlessness.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

     

    13 min
  • 1 Kings 8–9

    After Solomon built the temple, he put on an elaborate dedication ceremony. This ceremony provided a sort of renewal of God's covenant with Israel.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    16 min
  • 1 Kings 6–7

    Solomon spent seven years building God a glorious house. This is a building where God dwells with His people and where His people can have fellowship with Him.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    14 min

About Just Read

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Bible study can seem like an insurmountable task—Commentaries, encyclopedias, lexicons, word studies, etc. Many Christians have a hard time with Bible study because they neglect the first and most important step: Reading the Bible.