Job: The Eye of the Storm
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Job is often thought of as daunting to understand because of the long poetic passages, the attitudes of the "friends" and the relationship between sin and hardships in our lives. This study helpfully pulls out the main attitudes and issues both of Job, his wife, and the friends. It helps us to confront our own belief about why suffering occurs and how to get alongside a Christian who is going through a hard time. We learn what is the wrong association in many peoples' minds about hardship automatically being a result of our sin.
The struggles of Job and his ultimate confrontation with God shows how great is our God and what blessings can also flow for those who maintain their trust in Him.
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