Job 9:1-35

Imagine what it would be like to be judged unfairly. Chances are good that in some way, big or small, this has happened to you. And if so, then you can appreciate how Job feels in this chapter. 1. As the cycles of conversation continue to unfold between Job and his friends, it becomes evident that Job feels wrongly condemned by God.Therefore, he wants a day in court with God so he can prove his innocence. But there’s a problem, this is God the Almighty Job is talking about! And Job has a double fear: who on earth can challenge the Almighty and he’s fearful that if he got his day in court then this just might prove God to be unjust as he’s beginning to worry. These thoughts lead Job to long for a solution to his problem—the need for mediator who can stand in the gap between him and God and make all things right.