God could keep the enemy always at bay if He chose to, but He didn’t with His Son, nor does He with us. 

This lesson overlaps two chapters (Job 29:21–30:19). Was the change so abrupt that a division was inserted? 

Everything can change in the blink of an eye. Except this: “I am the Lord, I do not change” (Mal 3:6). 

Every one of God’s creatures should be valued, but if they want respect, that needs to be earned. 

The danger of always dwelling on the past is that I might miss the possibilities of the present. 

If divine wisdom arranged the path of water drops and lightning bolts, would it not include your path, too?

No pressure, no diamonds. No digging, no gold. No challenges, no wisdom. It’s as obvious as that.

The book of Job is included in that section of the Bible titled “Wisdom Literature” for a reason. 

The difficult paths of believers and unbelievers may seem similar. But Job says there are big distinctions! 

Hypocrisy in our day uses the best of Christian beliefs to disguise the worst of Christian behavior.