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Job: Initial Repentance
Job was ready to challenge the Almighty and did not hold back with his questions. God, in turn, did not hold back with his answers. He told Job, “You were not present at creation; you cannot control my creation, nor can you overpower two of the great creatures I made.” God then asked, “Who are you to question me when you cannot comprehend the mind of the Creator, control the ways of the Creator, or conquer what I created?” When confronted by God, Job reacted in two ways: first, he was humbled, and then he repented.
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Job: Not to Be Conquered
Job also had a control problem. His pain brought him to the brink of demanding that God answer every one of his questions. He wanted to call God to the witness stand and drill him with inquiries. But the Almighty turned the tables. From Job 38 to 41, God peppers Job with over seventy questions focused on creation.
Job: Humbled
Job was a renowned individual with a diverse and prosperous business, financial stability, and the love and support of a large family. He was generous to widows and those in need, serving as a mentor and respected counselor. He loved God and was a spiritual leader in his community. However, everything fell apart in his life. The man who was on top of the world was brought low.
Job: Time for God
Perhaps Job was trying to find the sweet spot as he cried out to God in pain. His devastating situation, combined with the harsh counsel from his friends, led him to demand an audience with God—to put God on the stand for questioning. Yet, God reversed Job’s request and placed his servant on the witness stand, asking over seventy questions.
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