The Voice

Today I read Job 27:

Job knows he has not done anything wrong to deserve the suffering he is enduring, and refuses to sin against God, because the only thing that has not been taken away from him is his integrity.

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I read Job 26:

Job replies with what sounds like sarcasm to his friend for kicking Job while he is down, then describes how immense God’s power is.

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I read Job 25:

Bildad asks Job how he, a maggot of a man, can claim to be blameless or righteous, since God does not see even the stars as pure?

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I read Job 24:

Job asks why God does not make known a set time for judgement, because there is injustice and great suffering on the earth, while sinners rest in comfort thinking they will not be punished for their sins. 

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This morning I read Job 23:

Job feels alone and tormented. God is nowhere to be found.

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