After Satan wrecked his life, Job had almost nothing to live for. Before his friends began to debate him, he reflected on his existence and the lives of others in similarly terrible circumstances to finish his heartbreaking poem.

After Satan wrecked his life, Job had almost nothing to live for. The grave was looking like a much better home for him, and he was starting to look into spending some time there...  

Disclaimer: This poem does not represent my current emotional state. It is simply a poem based on Job 3 from the Bible.

After Satan wrecked his life, Job had almost nothing to live for. His possessions, children, and health were all gone. All he had left was his faith in God, and it was only that which kept him from carrying out these suicidal thoughts...  

Disclaimer: This poem does not represent my current emotional state. It is simply a poem based on Job 3 from the Bible.

When we use the word "God" to refer to Jehovah, we assume that this three letter word conveys all of God's omnipotence and omnipresence. However, it is only when we look at the Psalmist's poems, like the one that inspired this adaptation, that we can understand how great God really is.

The world is going through a turbulent period right now, but even though our problems are rising, eventually, they will fall, and this is exemplified by the eventually fall of sin described in Biblical passages like Psalms 10.  

Let's hear about the woes of man and find out how they will eventually be wiped out.

Leviathan was a legendary beast, not unlike the dragons of medieval Europe or the dinosaurs of the Mezozoic Era. Let's learn more about this mighty creature today, and how it represents spiritual worship.

Hezekiah was a faithful servant of the Lord, but at one point in his life, he wondered if he would still be around to worship God. Let's hear how he felt as he saw his death approaching.

In many prophecies, the Messiah was destined to suffer for the sins of the people. Let's hear one of those prophecies now.

The deaths of Saul and Jonathan were a very sad event for King David and for all Israel. Relive this tragic moment with this poem.

Israel has conquered most of their foes, but there are still many challenges ahead before they can take full possession of their homeland.