“Let me ne’er forget…though the wrong seems oft so strong, God is the Ruler yet.” —M.D. Babcock 

A non-confidence vote in God will dissolve His government, and “all flesh would perish together” (Job 34:15).

Between “the law of sin and death” and “the law of the spirit of life” is the Spirit’s call to abide in Christ. 

Miracles—barring the creation of the world—always start with problems. No problems, no miracles.

Job is a shadow of Jesus at the heart of our gospel, displaying “the best man in the worst fortune.” 

Job isn’t suffering for sin, but he needs to watch out that his suffering doesn’t lead him to sin! 

Nothing “is more hateful to God than idolatry, for idolatry is at bottom a libel on His character.” —A.W. Tozer 

“The way of a fool is right in his own eyes, but he who heeds counsel is wise” (Prov 12:15). 

Job has compared himself to other men and looks good as a result. But what happens when he meets God?

We weren’t expecting young Elihu, especially when he tells us he’s expecting divine revelation!