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Beyond Today Bible Commentary: Job
Beyond Today Bible Commentary
Job
Table of Contents
Bible Commentary: Job
Introduction to Job
Bible Commentary: Job 1-2
Job pious and prosperous, perseveres through trials
Bible Commentary: Job 3
Job's initial lament
Bible Commentary: Job 4-5
Eliphaz's first speech: the innocent do not suffer
Bible Commentary: Job 6-7
Job's response: pleading for comfort
Bible Commentary: Job 8
Bildad's first speech: God does not reject the blameless
Bible Commentary: Job 9-10
Job's response: how can a man contend with God?
Bible Commentary: Job 11
Zophar's first speech: Job needs to repent
Bible Commentary: Job 12:1-13:19
Job's response: rather than seek answers of his worthless friends, Job would seek them of God
Bible Commentary: Job 13:20-14:22
Job appeals to God
Bible Commentary: Job 15
Eliphaz's second speech: It is the wicked who suffer endlessly, defy God and lose all they have
Bible Commentary: Job 16-17
Job's response: his friends are miserable comforters
Bible Commentary: Job 18
Bildad's second speech: the wicked are wiped out
Bible Commentary: Job 19
Job's response: laments suffering but trusts in his Redeemer and resurrection
Bible Commentary: Job 20
Zophar's second speech: the heritage of the wicked
Bible Commentary: Job 21
Job's response: the wicked often prosper
Bible Commentary: Job 22
Eliphaz's third speech: false charges against Job
Bible Commentary: Job 23-24
Job's response: God would find him innocent, why do the innocent suffer and the guilty get away with it?
Bible Commentary: Job 25-26
Bildad's third speech: how can man be righteous before God?, Job's response: Bildad has been useless in helping Job and in explaining God
Bible Commentary: Job 27-28
ob's response continued: those who mistreat him are wicked and will be judged, wisdom comes only from God
Bible Commentary: Job 29-30
Job's summary discourse: he was blessed and respected but is now mocked and devastated
Bible Commentary: Job 31:1-32:1
Job's summary discourse concludes: he is innocent
Bible Commentary: Job 32:2-33:33
Elihu's first speech: suffering is to teach and save men
Bible Commentary: Job 34-35
Elihu's second and third speeches: defends God's justice
Bible Commentary: Job 36-37
Elihu's fourth speech: further defense of God and proclamation of the Creator's vast power and wisdom
Bible Commentary: Job 38:1-38
God's first discourse: he rules and tends the universe
Bible Commentary: Job 38:39-40:5
God's first discourse continued: he rules and tends the animal world, first discourse concludes: will Job correct God, Job's first response to God: he has no answer
Bible Commentary: Job 40:6-41:34
God's second discourse: does Job think he can do a better job of being God?, Behemoth and Leviathan
Bible Commentary: Job 42
Job repents and is restored and blessed