<p>This week we look at the same passage as the previous week, but from a different angle.  This time Pastor Nathan Tubbs examines Job's response to the words of his three friends, in which Job makes some remarkable statements that we can remember in our own suffering. For more information visit <a href="http://www.cornerstonebayridge.org.">www.cornerstonebayridge.org.</a></p>

This week we look at the same passage as the previous week, but from a different angle. This time Pastor Nathan Tubbs examines Job's response to the words of his three friends, in which Job makes some remarkable statements that we can remember in our own suffering. For more information visit www.cornerstonebayridge.org.

<p>This week we look at the same passage as the previous week, but from a different angle. &nbsp;This time Pastor Nathan Tubbs examines Job's response to the words of his three friends, in which Job makes some remarkable statements that we can remember in our own suffering. For more information visit&nbsp;<a href="http://www.cornerstonebayridge.org." rel="noopener noreferrer">www.cornerstonebayridge.org.</a></p>

Truth in Job's Argument (Job 4:1-27:23)

Sermons from Cornerstone Church at Bay Ridge (Brooklyn, NY). www.cornerstonebayridge.org

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Truth in Job's Argument (Job 4:1-27:23)

Truth in Job's Argument (Job 4:1-27:23)