A4 Job and his suffering—God responds Job 38:1-42:17 B1 Job wanted to meet God face to face, and so they do. B2 This is the
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A3 Job and his suffering—Elihu responds Job 32:1-37:24 B1 F. B. Meyer summarizes Elihu well: The controversy between Job and his counselors is now at
A2 Job and his suffering—Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar respond Job 4:1-31:40 B1 This long section is the advice(?) of Job’s 3 friends(?) and Job’s replies to them.
Job and His Suffering What we can learn about suffering today. A 4 part series: B1 Job and his suffering—behind the scenes Job 1:1- B2
Sunday School Lesson–When Life Falls Together When Life Falls Together Theme: Confession and Restoration Objectives: Know: Job was humbled when he came to understand the
God’s characteristics in Job 38-39 What are some characteristics of God in Job 38-39? Omnipotence • God has power to do all things that are
Beyond Comprehension Theme: God of Wonders Scripture: Job 38:1-39:30 Objectives: Know: “God used questions to help Job better understand His greatness. Think: “Marvel at the
Why Is This Happening? Theme: When God doesn’t make sense. Scripture: Job 19:1-27 A1 Outline–Job’s reply to Bildad B1 Questions why his friends hate him
The truth, and nothing but the truth Theme: Confronting worldly wisdom. Scripture: Job 13:1-28 A1 Outline B1 Job tells his friends (?) to shut up
When It All Comes Crashing Down Theme: When life falls apart Scripture: Job 1:1-2:3 A1 Outline B1 The background–Job, his character, his family Job 1:1-1:5