In Job Chapters 13, 14, & 15 we see more foreshadowing of the coming of Jesus to save us from ourselves. Through all his suffering, Job does not waiver in his reverence of God. He gives up on his friends and cries out to God for answers and understanding. 

In Job Chapters 9, 10, 11, & 12, his friends continue to gang up on him with accusations and assumptions. We see a beautiful foreshadowing to Jesus and Job is starting to give up on his friends and cry out to God. 

In Job Chapters 6, 7 & 8, we see Job is continuing through his suffering. He again stands up for himself against his friends who are falsely accusing him and making bad assumptions rather than offering encouragement and comfort. Job then cries out to God. 

In Job Chapters 3, 4, and 5, after 7 days and 7 nights of silence, Job finally cries out in agony of his pain and suffering. We can see he is clearly struggling. One of his friends finally speaks up and doesn't offer a whole lot of encouragement. Rather, he condemns and assumes he "must" deserve this. 

Is God right and just? Assumptions of justice tend to fall into good = reward and bad = punishment. Is this always the case? We will take a close look at just that in the book of Job. 

Daniel Chapter 12 tells us about what to expect when an evil kingdom ends. Daniel is a book of hope and motivates faithfulness for all generations. We find a pattern and a promise that humans become violent beasts when they glorify their own power and don't acknowledge God as their true King. God will one day confront the beasts and will rescue us and His world by bringing His Kingdom over all nations. 

Daniel Chapters 10 & 11: Jesus visits Daniel to give him some much needed strength, there's a lot of fighting between kingdoms and a daughter, who I'm pretty sure is Cleopatra, enters the Scriptures! 

In Daniel Chapter 9, Daniel is pleading with God for deliverance, faithful mercy, grace, and forgiveness for Jerusalem. He gives God an honest confession that they have not held up their end of the covenant with God. He's admitting their errors and asking for forgiveness. Gabriel shows up giving Daniel some insight and understanding of things coming. 

In Daniel Chapter 8, Daniel has another vision. This time, of empires taking over each other and the Temple being destroyed. We are again reminded that God reigns - always has and always will. We can stand firm on the hope in God regardless of what is going on around us in our man-made kingdoms. 

In Daniel Chapter 5, Daniel has sort of retired but is called upon by King Beshazzar  because a hand mysteriously popped up out of nowhere and wrote a message on a wall that no one else could interpret. Daniel's reputation of character and integrity in God is still relied upon, even when he's "kind of" retired. You are never too old to do God's work - it's never too late.