The "friends" finally run out of arguments. Job begins his final speech. Job mixes absolute praise with continued complaints and self-justification, questioning the Lord for this series of events that has so devastated him. Job 23-27

Job receives a revelation from God! He is then attacked by his friends again, who continue to tell him to repent of his evil ways. Job 19:23-22:30

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Bunyan is released after 3 months and made to face the magistrates to see if he has repented from abstaining from the church of England and the Book of Common Prayer. He has not. Hear his case for praying without such a book.

For breaking rules of the "church" of England, Bunyan is sent to jail. We hear his conversations with those who would let him go if he would only promise to stop calling meetings.

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Episode 1 in a series of 12 messages on prayer from the "prince" of preachers, Charles Spurgeon. In this message the preacher urges all to approach God boldly and reverently and with faith, at HIs very throne, which is a throne of grace, not of judgment.

Insults and accusations. Job's defense continues. He is so bitter, and though He does not curse God, He has serious trouble with some of God's ways. Does he or does he not believe in eternal life? Job 14:1 -19:22

Both sides of the debate praise God's greatness: Job sees himself as the victim of a bully, his friends self-righteously expose Job's sins. Job 9-13

Job answers Eliphaz and pleads for God to tell him what he did wrong. Bildad then makes the same basic accusation: Job, you did wrong! Just repent all is well. Job 6-8