Today I read Job 19:
Job replies to his friend accusers that he is in great suffering that that they are of no help, they are adding on to his suffering by pointing blame to him for his situation.
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Today I read Job 18:
Bildad explains what happens to the wicked, and asks why Job treats his friends like they are ignorant.
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I read Job 17 today:
Job defends himself and explains how dire his situation is.
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I read Job 16 today:
Job makes the point that he could say the exact same things if their positions were switched, but he is in agony and suffering badly. He could use some encouragement.
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I technically read this chapter (Job 15) on the ninth, but I did plan to read it on Saturday.
Job’s friend Eliphaz had some critical words and correction for Job.
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Today I read Job 14:
Job explains the difference between death of a tree versus death in a man, there is still hope for the tree if there is water, but a man is gone once and for all.
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I read Job 13 today:
Job wants God to speak with him, and tells his friends that he has done nothing to deserve this.
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I read Job 12 today:
Job replies to his friends, and says that their wisdom and knowledge is already known to him, and describes a little more about that knowledge.
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I read Job 11:
Zophar rebukes Job for describing himself as blameless, then reminds Job that he can stand without shame and be filled with hope and safety if he simply repents from his sin before God.
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I read Job 10 today:
Job asks why God would create him only to destroy him again. He thinks it might have been better to have died earlier in his life rather than suffer as he currently is.
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