Today I read Job 42:

Job acknowledges God’s point, and asks for forgiveness, with complete humility. God blesses Job with a long and fruitful life after that, and makes Jobs’s friends acknowledge that Job was right after all.

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I read Job 41 today:

Leviathan is described, which is unequaled among Gods creation. It breathes fire and is a terror inducing scaly creature.

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Today I read Job 40:

God asks Job about his criticism of The Almighty, and talks about behemoth, a giant creature who ranks first among God’s creation. Job knows that he has nothing he can say, because he is unworthy.

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Today I read Job 39:

God asks Job about the details of creation and whether or not it was Job himself who is responsible for making it so wonderful and amazing.

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Today I listened to Job 38:

God has something to say to Job, he rhetorically asks who created the earth and the universe.

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I listened to Job 37 this morning:

Elihu asks Job why he would presume his own innocence before God.

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I read Job 36 today:

Elihu tells Job about God’s characteristics.

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I read Job 35 today:

Elihu asks Job why he asks what good it is to go on not sinning, if he is still experiencing such punishment.

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I read Job 34 today:

Elihu continues telling Job about what was wrong with his opinion. He believes Job is answering God like a wicked man.

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I read Job 33:

Elihu explains to Job why his words are spoken in error. God can answer Job even in dreams while he sleeps.

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