Zophar’s First Response to Job. (Job has these three friends and all of them seem rather heartless and unsympathetic to his plight. All of them - like all humans - only have an imperfect view of what is really going on behind the scenes)

Paul and Barnabas in Iconium. Paul and Barnabas in Lystra and Derbe. Paul and Barnabas Return to Antioch of Syria.

Job Frames his plea to God. Why?

Paul's first missionary journey. Paul preaches to the Gentiles (but the message - the Good News - of Christ is for ALL humanity, Jewish and Gentile alike. "Replacement theology?")

Job’s Third Speech: A Response to Bildad. Job says that it is hard to relate to God (my opinion anyways). He says that he needs a mediator. We have one in King Jesus: Hebrews 2: 18

The death of the first apostle. Jesus said this would happen: John 15:18-20. Peter is next but God sends an angel to rescue him and the prayers for his life are answered.

Bildad’s First Response to Job. He says some things that sounds reason, but it seems to be spoken in a spirit of blame towards Job.

Peter explains his actions from what he believes he learned from the dream. The Church in Antioch of Syria; first called Christians there. (Before, it was followers of The Way).

Human life is a struggle. John 16:33. Job cries out to God.

Cornelius calls for Peter. Peter goes with three men to visit Cornelius. The Gentile believers hear the Good News and Receive the Holy Spirit (just like the Jewish believers). There is no Jew nor Gentile...for we are all one in Christ. Galatians 3: