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The root cause of Job’s quarrel with God Did he assume to care more about justice than God, v2? Did he expect like his adversaries

An inquiry with witnesses and a jury 34:1-4 Job had asked for an inquiry to prove God guilty of injustice that the innocent suffer while

Who was Elihu, and what distinguished his counsel? Chapter 32 starts with a sobering conclusion  of the first 31 chapters: The one whom God declared righteous

Until here, God did not get through to Job:  Is the message that He will also not get through to us without making it personal?

The question of how a Creator can be both all-good and all-sovereign if he allows human atrocities, natural disasters, diseases and death to afflict his

Zophar’s second speech Job 20: 20:1-3 Enough! That you censure us (v3a) is such an intolerable insubordination that it calls for holy anger (lit. hastening,