Eliphaz tells Job why he must speak, declares tye righteous judgment of God, and the consequences of sin.

Timothy's charge from Paul to correct those that taught some other doctrine and why the charge was important.

Timothy's charge from Paul to correct those that taught some other doctrine and why the charge was important.

Job is bewildered by his continued pain and asked why it continues and why God has hedged him in.

John 14-6

Job, like Paul, states that to depart is far better. He describes that hope in death.

Job, like Paul, states that to depart is far better. He describes that hope in death.

Job curses his day of birth in a total imprecation on himself and his natural birth in Adam. He does so in hope of a greater day.

Job curses his day of birth in a total imprecation on himself and his natural birth in Adam. He does so in hope of a greater day.

Introduction to the book of First Timothy and a look at the Biblical relationship between Paul and Timothy.