Zophar for another go; this one is an improvement, but still misses the mark of Godly counsel.

The persecution of Valerian and the too long list of those who were forced to stand firm in the face of death.

James 2 kicks off a look at good works and why our definitions about things matter so much.

Bildad has his second run against Job; some good, mostly the same problems; but a beautiful demonstration of the work of God in the heart of the saint as he perseveres to the Kingdom.

A famous female martyr, strengthened by God and guided into eternity with Christ.

2 Peter 3 leads our discussion into the dragavangelist of the Methodist Church.  I wish we were kidding.

Eliphaz gets another shot at Job and does no better than before; luckily we can learn from the work of God even when it is presented poorly.

One of my favorite martyrs, the aged Bishop of Smyrna.

Zophar gets a say, there is some good, but not enough to instruct and encourage Job; but there is plenty to instruct and encourage us

Trajan, Pliny the Younger, Ignatius of Antioch and the attitude of the believer.