Qohelet chapter 7: advice on wisdom, anger, long term planning and more.

In chapters 4-7 Qohelet questions the purpose of life, encourages people to visit a mourner’s house, and contemplates the futility of wealth.

Chapters 2-5. The famous list of “time to” is misleading. Signaling imperfection and imbalance.

Qohelet chapters 1-2: In the pursuit of happiness and purpose, Qohelet drags the readers into an abyss of despair.

At the conclusion of Job, Elihu disappears, Job and God have a dialog and both confess. Also comparison to Eikha-lamentations.

Job chapters 29-35: Job delivers s final statement in which the true nature of his personality and observance is revealed.
Muster man Elihu joins the conversation do deliver a revolutionary and not easily digestible solution to the question of theodicy.

Job chapters 11-28: The argument between Job and his friends intensifies, with insults thrown at each other. Job accuses God and then turns to talk of wisdom.

Job chapters 5-10. Job replies to Eliphaz. He argues that he is innocent and that had there been an objective arbiter he would win his suit against God.

Job 2:11-5:1: Job reveals his true belief. His friend Eliphaz offers consolation that is not very helpful.